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TO INVESTORS.
City Bonds, County Bonds and Town
Bonds Issued to Bald Water
Works, School Houses,
Bridges and Court


The SAFETY OF these Bonds is what comments
them to investors. They are the first lien on the
entire property and combined wealth of muuicip-
,lties These yield seven, eight and ten per cent.
income, free OF taxes. Selected with special care,
and Tor sale by
GEO. WIN. BALLOU, Banker.
- Devonshire street, Boston.
Write for our list with prices. Especial atten.
ton given TO the investment of funds for Savings
Banks, Insurance Companies and Trustees OF Es-
tates. 29junel2w
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copy-attcst: n. G. DAVIS, Register.

OXFORD, y Al Count ~ Ir0Olic hcI1 AZ
Paris within 4ut Cor th. County OF oNioTc
on IN, t..rl Tlr-iAy oi August. \. -. $50.
WILLARD O.. WlliTTI J.. Administrator en- The
estate 90 Grucr5us Aua, ibrJ % Greenwood, in
said county, dec,I.,l having lrc-eIteI a.- ac-
count ot administration 90 thc estate Of said te-
ceased Tor allowance
Ordered, That aid Administrator g!yCuotice
to al person. interested by causing copy Of this
ord,rt be- Published hrcc wee sGcccstlvely ~ tAc
oxford Democrat printed 20 lasIs, that they may
appear al = Probate Court to De held al fErIs
In said County on the tAIrd IIr,at, ut Sept next
NJ o'cioes iu iAc forenoon t.i sIr8 cau-r il any
they h4,, Why tdr same should u,t De- .'oWcl.
Al. ~ ALkEG, Jljsc.
A true copY-alt,.t: u. . NAvI.. Il. sl.i.r.
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BLATCuLEy,S
ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered c,r ,,.-s
4 Air0m Nervous Debility, Premature pecsv
am ail tue effects Of youthful indiscr.iiou v-ili
I 2l lhe sake u suffering humanity, tend free An
an VINO need H. the recipe and direction for NIX
ins me simple remedy by which nc was cured. sur
lefers wishing TO profit by the advertisers eXper
ehee can 30 80 by addressing in perfect confidence
JOtiN H. OGDEN II Cedar St, New York
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Steamers EIeanora and Franconia.

0.vuIIOIo LitdHUTd and FfanC0nla,
=, III until further notice leave Franklin Wharf
Portland, every MONDAY and THURSDAY,
a. W, - ~, and leave Pier s. East River, New
York, every MONDAY AMI lHURSDAY AZ
Z. VI. 90
Inc Eleanora is a new steamer, Justbultfor MI,
.Uutc; anu both she and the Fanc5nia are ftted no
tuls me most convenient 1nd comfortable route or
travellers between New York and Maine. These
steamers will touch AT Vineyard Haven during the
York ~ ''' II O-4 NC"
Passage in State Room 500 meals extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Pbilsdelphia.
AS-trciglt taken 40 tue lowest rates.
, Shppers are requested To send their FREIGHT IN
Tue steamers Is carly a. {, T.. NJ ON d,vs ~.
Rave Portland For further information 5nuit =,
HENRY FOX, General Agent porti,tit' ~
-,. r AMES, Ag't Pier B +. L., New Y"rl
Llckets and stale rooms can also L,. ol,tsin.,j n,
y Exchange Street. i1lv,-,S ''i''' NJ
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Cramps G Pains

Whether produced by indigestion, improper food,
change orwatcr or diet, too free Indulgence IN ice
water, exposure 10 sudden changes of tcmpera-
ture, are Immediately relieved by il. one ounce
aided 10 a gallon OF
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-Rakes flourish most in thehey day of
youth.
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OXFORD, ss:-N Couft % ff0haje he'd ~
Paris within and for the County Of oxford
on the third Tuc.Iay of August, :. ID. l>.j
ON tlc petition OF DAVID o. MlLLETr. o.
OXFORD ig sad county, i.-stl. th.l La'her Per
kius ut F0lau tc appointed Administrator oH
the estate of lIclry 4. Dean. iatc OF oxford ~
i ! - l.
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DIR. J. &. AVER - CO., Lowell M
Practical and analytical 'h.m.t.
s.fF f...f Tl..,.... .t. ...F fr....
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Qoetrp.
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4 Florida DatCn.

M WILL WALLACE HlRNEr.
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JAMAICA
GINGER

This elegant preparation is prepared from the
true Jamaica Ginger, combined with choice arc
matics and genuine French Brandy, and is vastly
superior 20 every other Extract or Essence Of
Ginger before the public-sll OF which are pre-
pared with alcohol by the old process.
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tSsigI,ec'S = ale.

Dr'RSUANT to an order from the District CI paI
of the L. ;. for the Dls'rlcE "i Maiee, a,cc ~
offer for sale at pubic aucti"i- III '''0 N'NN
GIBSON & HOLT, ON ..,t N
WEDNESDAY sept. |, att O'Clock =. ~
all az me right tile and Interest whica Chall =
p. Knight had on the lsJ day of December \. -
ISL In aud To- the dwelling house and nuiIalass
tbcr,.fn connected, and lot OF land on wnch t nS
same stands, situated ON corner OF Mum anu
spring .trccti in the village Of Bethel hill' anu ll
nav S,crp,c,I by said Knight. said premises are
mor,r,,,rd 10 Norway Savings Bank Tor 'jV-
dated Nov. /, 1874. CbA F. 49,
Bethel Aug. II. Is As-i-u'o.
THE subscriber hereby gives Vnoiic Loiic9 tna,
he has been duly appointed ly 10" Hon JJ'5t o.
Proiatr for the Connty OF ONi1rd and n. un'i th'
rms, of Administrator with lbu will annexed on
NEIFL DRAKE, !..tr r; suu.a'r,
In laid Count, dee ascd ~ giving b0id a. ihr Ia"
directs; hr fhefr, ., requests lii ptr,nu' "nn -
indebted tn i!.,, ,s. e. ri said 'fc,ss in naB I'm
mediate payment Il tlIst who ilF, "a! manu-
JOuS VI LNNE.
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ordered, That 1.-THE said Petitioner give motto,
10 all persons iatrr,'t,d b. causing a
cory 90 thi- order 80 Ice puuH-hcd
three week. srrcessiv,y DO ;ac oxford Democrat
printed - I4ris,iL4i tiiS il4y appear "a; Probate
Court 90 Doe Lcld 10 far> iu said County on
the third IuctdlY OF sept. urNt AZ O'Clock ia
The forenoon and slew cause o. auy they have why
,h, same should not o. granted
=. a.. WkLkElt, Jldse.
ID
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Pleasant aud Profitable ImpIoyInent.-

FIehHnhI hIlu IrOHIhbIt IIllpI"y IltH1'
Beautiful " Charming cob how lovely ~
'WEat aye they worth " DC such are cN'.ama-
tion- bs those who see tlr large elegant New
Chr1mos produced bv the European and Ameri.
can Chrome Publishing Co. They are All perfect
tcus OF Ar. ~ one can resist the temptation
to bry vhtr seeing the thTJmJ-. t-uyas-e ere
Agents, and iadi.S and gentlemen out OF employ
meut, viii Lai this the best opening ever offered
TO make money. For iull particular, send stamp
Tor confidential circular. Address I. GLEASON
4 co. - Washin.inn -. B0.t1n. Mas,.
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Cholera MOrbus,

Cramps. Pains, Diarlhn and Dysentery, are In.
stautly relieved by il. 10 will render an tack or
Cholera Morbus impossible IL taken when the
SYMPTOMS of this dangerous complaint Grst mani
fest themselves.
, 1875-11-14

Dsbts and Assets Of Bankrupt for Sale at Auction
nstrct Cnrt of the United ltates for the Northern
District Ct illinois, In the matter Of 4. D. Tits
worth, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED, a.,
daT Of November 1875, It p ths front steps Of
i59 LaalEess, Chicago the and uespeIste
bankrppt in SIS ac1es OF land in Henry County. H.
snd y, Of g. E. u 8ec. 50, Town 40, Range Is cooS
Coantt ,no:s also his interest In stock and Mutual
Insurance Company, Of Chi! ago, for sooo- Terms
cash. A set elule may be seen at my office
'"-' GEO. n, CAMPBELL, Assignee
, 1875-11-14
blancs Of religion has driven out the substance
Of common sense in Porto Rico.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAS-


GRAND LODGE OF MISSOURI.
The Grand Lodge OF Missouri Z. P, met ut
St. Louis on Tuesday. About ftty lodge repre-
sentati7es we're present TT the opening session.
Graud-Clanceltor Lowe, OF St. Louis, rend the
annual report. which was es'eemei valuable
contribution TO the interests OF The Order. In
tue afternoon OF the same dav Joun P.
swygard, of Kansas Guy, Grand Keeper
OF Records and Seals. tnade the
Auuual report for that Office Tha report .howed
toat there were 1hirtr-sesen lodges in the State.
with a membership OF l,4i6. Tho total amount
paid f>.t relief Of brothers w eubufdua 9 1odge
VAS nearly $500 durtug the Last year, and
amount expended for other urposes was nearly
81, ,010; amount on hand md invez ted was
$5557; qaano Lodge rece pta $l,5o2.f9.
The order throughout the State was REPRESENT
ed as in very flourish .ng condition. and several
new lodges will Ge o1gani1. snon-ope at Full
ton. one at Herman. Brunswick, aud Stockton,
within the next munth.
tntlon we're offered and laid over to the next an
nual session. which will be held at Kansas City,
Oh tile second Iuesoay AFTER the first Mo:;day In
November. 1876.
Uu Wednesday. tue afternoon was given up to
the parade IT the Pvth1au Dr.n Association,
which. With the Grand Lotige. marched through
several Of the principal streets. aud sese after
~all revleAed by tue Grand Officers Of the
state.
On Wednesday evening rery successful ball
was given by Missouri Lodge No. 2, aud atteud-
ed By all the Grand lodge.
THURSDAYS session vas given un to the cleo
ton aud installation OF the oficets for the Gu
su.ng Year, The hst iB as follows:
t'ranl Chancfllor-Ch2rles D. Lucas. Kxusas City.
Vie GTa"d tha'ee..or--T. 7. Parsons, s. Louia.
Grand Pftfate-C. P. Engsuury St. Joaeph.
G. u. 0f E.-Adan1 The!s Halni1al
e. 4. aF Z. anu John T. swygard, Kansas City,
G. H. of A--P, b. Fisher. Hannibal
G. r. G.-S;. Is. Oren1, Clintcn.
G. o. CIV. F. Cbnuett, ST. Louis
After the conclusion OF ;he session the Grand
Lodgo adjuuruc. to meet IN Kansas City on the
pecoud Tuesday after tue Monday IN November,
1916
, 1875-11-14
OOQ.FEtLOWSHiP.

T1,a da,;.;o,,;,, ,,.,on1 o.,., =; T,;u: 49,
! acted upon by the Grand Master. and his deci
i alons are reviewed bv the G Aud Lodge at its "a
! nual seesinns Grand Mn lar ebar,ns, ,a,o;.al
! 80 ~o' A0'' .eeeA's q
sesenIE~tn!eo sppea1a dutine his term OF office
i Many questions Of taw as wa1} as fact were de-
! c;da3 .o-oa rrh;.1,-r,t E.x., ho., 49,,
@4oee' oou'o "nieA~uo1 a@FtpB peeo oecloee
nrev1oasy-Wll be or interest TO the Order al
| }a,ee. from the nanv aro here sa,ec+a7 II feu
n ~ ' e o 0@'e@seo :" 'e"
me vile Is not competent witness for Or s8ains
neI naaoaau ou UNI oe1ofe lodge " II is geu
efal re o1 evidence that Ausoand tnd vile canuo
criminal tte*" This su1e t. not an arbitrary one
oas ls 1ouno On Pubic poncF. ana IL designsd to
rus -as been 1sl41ed sons@at w statutory law IN
ma1ly Staf*S; bnt tue Grand Lodge Of tie United
sates hs. e1i 'hc'ty adopted .sbo rgd eon!1oon-a~
e,.te,ocnis NJ G,ar, ~ ~. ~ t;,a Ifa .r ~ an ~
usba5 TILT sha cnnot ,stXy w aa m c.mnot vi
annher md he ,es,t:c .hrr,o ~ 'D7 ''o' 'e'
.I-,
III reversing inc 7el1ct OF l-ou2e Which ac~
qu1ttea one Charged nj y seduction, tbs Ian
guaye used shows that No leu. .e.c7 in to be ex-
tanded toward such ohrnses too often consld.
arn3 yen;al:
=. a.. .
record ;utitlcd but one dcd:ra- .Gt1ilty Th.t fhe
lodge aco aied fhoye con .us,;a.v that thay .onsI
ercd something reti 4a tht evidence In th. csae Tue
LoaEe bound y FL 1in$ipes Of justice and honor
70 III a e4so a. t.nHahe!et as Jury and sWor2.
~ eou1' aIaeHohuP; uo sympathy 1or' NJ pre3u-
~ a.t;rs+;e - - '' ad o. sor ~ eaan!1 IL u
the lsw Ind tie eyideuce. -0+Dt' ~
IN m: ,.nnrgn the ro.5vez or +b4 ,r+nc,+~ ~ ts
member: 10 so1ea to ::qc but i 70 ONES tho sof-
] a. e sscA@ VI - - ~ @ all%Ate eou11t 70 r.
error or the verdict IS clar!y tbs evidence It
Toua n.ss neea TT InAr1 Pleasant to h,Sa asra1ed
ens; ~ AZ 20 ~: 49, - ~ ~ te ;s m ~
ch cactez aud d.nycro 8 to &c ley. To rcb
Ct her virtue rcaar the gusse Of lover, 4nd der the
promise 81 Is ~ &C: o. 9assness nd Re:huy
~ tss,. ~ snss ~, ~. +. ~ ~ -; H. 1Iat
ow Ia r9inf srp '.en' Toas the crime is lowlcae
aaaeltstet punish "a " ~ to be aauaerted AND
~ er.r1, - ~ os- ss ~ ano
ss-Tcd retr1bution. honorahe n,en sbori5 neTer ne
mt their ty.o,athv for m rend.r to render them nm
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gentle, overlooking oar faults ana ~
rnoling our Footsteps Ia iiis liup PAIN
of knowledge, within kln1 nnl impair,
lia hand You have not only lauRll
us Tie lessons 0f printed hooks but
have also taught ns llal hlHlipr lesson
NlOVn one another"
We could moi allow the npproaellnR
.aummGr vacation ~ frpaTAlH lli WIN
0ul giving you some token pi or lepl,
lngs toward you, both az iliund Anl
teacher We have, 20 this end,
purchased the accompanying hrllgleH,
which please accept WIN our hf'l
wishes fnr your fulllro happiness ana
prosperity, May Heaven shower ~
choicest BLESSINGS nn your head, Nnd
when death shall part ~, may we he
reunited with the Great Teacher
above,
This ueat little address was respond
cd to In au appropriate manner by
Mrs, g., after which the audience sep
arated, well pcased with the closing
exercises Of the school, and the aohol-
ars were dismissed, Mrs. q, declining
10 say "Good-bye' 10 them
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The Festive Hay OF The lllOOd-SlOck
Season over The Hurdle, Harry |
Trotllng GCnllemen's ROadSlew lIIg
Heap Of Fun,

AZ predetermined 10y the BLOOD
Stock association, the closing day Of
the spring meeting viii bo tho most
gala one Of the season. In proof Of
this the following programme presents
unsurpassed attractions aud eonsll-
tulcs one not eXGellod In variety In
the annals Of the American turf.
PROGRAMME For TODAY,
First Race Match mile dnsh 500,
Second ltaGe-One-half milo dash,
oalch rldoT purse $50 entrance So,
Third Race Saddle horse rucc, mile,
dash entrance 50, added $50,
Fourth ltAGo-l'or puclng horses,
mile dash purse S25 entrance s..
fllth Race Hurdle race, one milo
over four hurdles, three feet cS2j,
entrance -,
Sixth Race -'rrottlng, gentlcncn's
roadsters, one mile purse, S25i entries,
- each.
Seventh liUGe- Quarter race, for 500,
between two very fast ponies.
Races TO commence promptly ut .
T.. NJ.
PAGERS and trotters to 90 ~ they
please.
Entries can be made at the Judges
stand from lOA NJ. until hall-past |
l.. NJ.
a train will start every hour from
the Texas and Pacific railroad depot
for the grounds.
Owing to no other entry being made
than Captain stones horse, Colonel
Nelligan, there will be no four mile
race to-day.
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The reason for the unprecedented de-
mnnd for Dr. Prices Cream Baking
Powder and True l'lavorlng Extracts,
Vanilla, Lemon, etc., IL the result OF
their being just rs represented, of SUI
perior strength and uniform quality,
coupled with the equally potential
fact, that they contain not one grain
of unwholsome substances. Having
thoroughly tested them ourselves we
have no hesllancy In saying that they
viii accomplish just what is claimed
for them, ana one single trial will
READILY convince any person M to the
truth of our assertion.
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Camp Meetings.

There will be n camp meeting held
at each of the following places: Graz
vens' camp-ground, second and third
Sabbaths in July, Worthington's
camp-ground, first and second Sabbaths
in August. Derryburry's camp-ground,
three miles east of Plano, third and
fourth Sabbaths in August. Eureka
camp-ground fifth, Sabbath in August
Duck Creek camp.ground, near the
Dallas and Greenville road, first and
second Sabbaths in September. These
are self-snstalning meetings, and we
expect them to be carried out to the
letter. No huckster shops nor picture
galleries are admitted on the ground.
We wish this distinctly understood.
Ministers are requested to attend. ~
GEORGE S. GArEwooD, Pastor.
June 10, 1879. sF
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pis,urbers of Public worship.

The attention of those who congre-
gate in the vicinity of churches, on
Sundays, for the purpose of playing
bal, and for other amusements, , is
'directedto the following state enact
.ment upon the subject OF disturbing
public worship; taIra
Section /. BE II enacted by the legis.
la'ure of Texas, That Article 2S4 of
an net entitled "Ah act 10 adopt and
establish penal code for the state of
lexas," approved August %, 1886. be
so amended as to read as follows
Article 2si. Any person who. Inv
loud or voeiferous talking or swearing
or by any other noise, wilfully distnrbs
any congregation assembled for raii,
gius worship, aud conducting them.
selves in n lawful manner, Whatever
may be the religion protested hy sneh
congregation, shall be deemed guiltv
OF misdemeahor, aud upon couvic.
ton thereof shall be fined In any sim
not less than twenty-five nor moro
than one hundred dollars, and may be
imprisoned In the county Jail not OK.
ceeding thirty days, at the discretion
OF the jury.
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turn NJ The corner of Sycamore and
Ella streets yesterday, II didn't take
them but low minutes 10 got tho
buggy right side up aud take fresh
start Watch your corners, next time,
boys,
Tho examination Of j, w, Webb
before uniiod States Commissioner
Bon, Long, was concluded yesterday
aud the decision reserved until this
morning The case Of Sutton will
come w In Commissioner Longs court
this morning for final hearing
The line Of telegraph from kaul'
man 10 Lawrence viii be completed
aud In working order by Monday
night, aud thus Kaufman, tho home
Of the great and good Somerby, Will be
placed In direct communication with
the outer world,
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Tho ryroIcnn CONCERT.

Tonight is the last appearance ofthe
excellent Tyrolese concert troupe, and
those who fail to attend will miss n
rare musical treat. Miss Francis Meh-
ny, alto, and Miss Sarah Gros, so
prano, are charming songstresses,
whose sweet voices alone II IL worth
double the price of admission to hear.
The troupe has hardly met with that
encouragement in our city their merit
deserves, and The HERALD trusts that
our citizens will turn out tonight and
give them q crowded house.
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W II, LYrE Il Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lomar street. beg leave 10 call the attention
of persons wishing TO purchase real estate to
tho extensive llsts OF property ON thor
bulletin boards IN and outside OF
their office, under the respective heads OF
"lmprovcd city Property" "VNcant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unmprovod and
wild Lands" embracing business houses ana
vacant lots In the commercial oonter OF tho
city. Also, building lots, ana II number OF
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter of the city. Also large tracts of wild
lands In Dallas and othcr counties OF the
state, besides number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly im-
proved plantations WITHIN nvo miles of tho
city of Dallas, 20Odlm
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Fine Arts,
llNIIllw

ABDUCTION Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday nights, June 8, 10 and II, the
choice collection of high class oil
paintings, oil chromos, English on
cravings and water colors, deliberately
and elegantly framed, now on free OK
hibition at No. 400 Main street, near
Tolllver ~ Williams drug store. Sale
posltlve--no reserve. Examine cata-
logues.
Ladies' are invited to visit and exam
inc this superb gallery before it is
broken by removals following. sales
Opening, Wednesday morning.
9odtf J.G. BOOTH, Auctionocr.
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Az GoO,I as New,

Tho above expression n peculiarly Hppll'
cable "a the individual whose system hu
bron renovated by llGRlellorR Stomach MT
lers lfnny man or woman IN this c0mmu-
nifty has friend suffering from the various
panM which indigestion, nervous disease,
weak back or kidney trouble conflict tho
most rational advice no or she can give
"Pr0ouro the liitlom NJ once, und use Thorn
regularly" II his advice IN needed, We
guarantee that In u short Time the invalid
viii feel "us good na new, /" M marked anal 10
rapid viii b0 the change Tor the better
wrought by this peerless lnylgOrant noryine
and dlur0llc. II not Ouly ro-oHlubllHlics d.
goHllon und elmululch Tie organs of urlnn'
ton into h,nlthml activity, but cXpola by
the natural outlets Of tho body those acrld
clements In the scorollons which, when nh.
Nrhod into the blood, produce rheumnllNm
gout nnd neuralgia, Moreover lla gentle
though oIloctual action admirably Ills II tor
the use Of lcmhloa In delicate honllh, who ~
qulro tonic Btimnlnul aud corrective,
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An honest, horny handed granger
came to town yesterday and hitched
his team to the "fencon around the
court house. At noon he led his Dob
bins to the hind end of the wagon,
and gave them n small "feed.n In
the wagon was a double barreled shot
gun, loaded, and by some manner of
means Dobbin got his head in the
wagon and seized the gun in his
mouth, and letting it drop, one barrel
exploded. No damage was done, and
the horses were caught about two
miles out on the prairie.
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The Caf O. Of Duane x llonnefsy
postponed lill Tomorrow morning-
l'hp Jury and witnesses VIII be oll
hand,
Liza Williams, oolorod, creating q
disturbance, plead guilty and fined
ave dollars aud cost
Mollie Charlie, colored, lighting Liza
Williams plead not guilty And dis
missed,
James Carney, using abusive Ian
glage plead gully aud lined three dol
lars aud cost,
William Walton, eolored, mol paying
his occupation tax, plead guilty nnd
fined five dollars aud cost
j, II, Edwards, drunk and down.
plead not guilty, fined three dollars
aud cost.
Mikoal liarnes, using abusive aud
indecent language, plead not guilty.
ease set for Tomorrow
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pREFERRED SPECIALS.

-Whonyoup0sa lO7 elm street, don't
mll 10 notice the nno lot OF Diamond
shirts. They are the cheapest and best
hitting shirts made, Leave your mons
uro aud order NJ Stanford's, lO7 elm
street,
beautiful satin finish aud rotouchod
photographs Mt Frceman's new model
studio, nj 81 30 per dozen. Now Is The
limo 10 got your photos takon. Studio
north slide Of public square.
lOldlw A. FREEMAN
Mr. Vonable, The real estate agent,
has removed his Office 10 the old Office
Of John Horny Brown ~ Nenablc, and
IL paying cash for county aud city
scrip, lle also has u little money TO
loan, lOld3t
Fine watches repaired IN the best
manner and warranted, ut Hermann
Lange's.
SEQ advertisement OF Fosters SEQ
ond Texas drawing postponed for n few
days.
The finest display OF jewelry, at
most reasonable figures, you can find
ut Hermann Langc's, 6Ol south side
Main street.
Those fellows, Hollenbock Il Mo
Collum, ut the "Boss Place. lO7 Main
street, are bound to sell better goods
anu more of them and at less prices
than any other house In the city. They
have got the goods and they have got
the cutter In order TO satisfy your
selves OF the fact, just call and see
them. Don't forget the place, 4O7
Main street. l00dlm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-12
singular Accident

A lady residing on Main street, yoS-
terday met with very novel aud palm
ful accident While leaning over she
struck her head against something,
driving u hair pin into her head some
two Inches or more, lnnlcIIng u most
serious and, II h feared, dangerous
wound, Medical attendance was
promptly summoned TO the lady's aid,
aud ut u late hour last evening she was
resting quietly, though by no means
out OF danger,