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There was u good house last night to
welcome hack that pretty and favorite
little actress, Corlotta, who returns
once more to delight the play going
public with some of the best charac-
ters in her repertoire. Mr.. John A.
Stevens, Miss Viola May, Mr.. Fred.
Bernard, and Mr.. j. l}. Buckley are in
her popular combination.
The programme last night was n
good one, including the amusing farce
oil "My Uncle's Wiil,n n musical olio,
and the laughable comedy by Tom Tay-
lor of "Naval Engagemenls.n Miss
Carlotta has lost none of the mischiev-
Gus spirit of dramatic fun and liYeli-
ness which distinguish her, and plays
With as much funloving sprightliness
as ever.
Mr.. Stevens is in good playing con-
dition, too, barring cold, and the rest
of the troupe are excellent.
a fine bill for tonight (Fanchon),
and another tomorrow night, "Still
Waters Run Deep" and "Smith and
Brown VIII ch is the last. See Car
lotta, by all means.
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The police court Gf Dallas county has
been IN session since Monday last, all
the mombers preHeut, 90 follows
john u. Keriool, presiding lualloei
W, A, George, precinct 40, q Charles
Barker, precinct No,a r. /" Frank,
precinct 80, Il Il, d, Coates, precinct
No, .,
Among other business transacted by
the court, we note the following
'lheregular taxes for the year 1879,
were levied ~ follows One'fOurll Of
one per cent nd yalorem, and atty cents
poll tax for the general county fund.-
one-fourlh OF one per cont 0d Valorem
for paying Oft the old Indebtedness Of
The county one'lcnlh Of one per cent
ad valorem special tax 10 pay Interest
aud sinking 6lnd on court house bonds;
one.twtntleth of ono per coat nd valo'
rem aud one dollar poll tHS for keep
Ing up roads aud bridges aud onc'hali
the state tax on all occupations, This
makes II total tax Of siNty'Ave cents
nd valorem on the hundred dollars, eS-
elusive Of the poll tax,
The court also passed an order that
the treasurer OF the county publish In
the DALLAS lIERALpa statement of
the financial condition Of Dallas conn
ty on the Arst day OF January, 1873.
II was also ordered thai the clerk OF
tho court advertise In the DALLAs
HERALD for sealed proposals for build
Ing IN Iron ienco around the court
house square, said bids to be- handed In
to the clerk ON or before the first day OF
March next
A large amount Of other business
was also transacted, but none Of II gem
eral interest, and tile court adjourned
yesterday TO meet on the first day of
March, to receive bids for the court
house fence.
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We are in receipt of the January
number of this gem of the topographic
art. AS usual, its typographical execu-
ton is faultless, aud its pages brimfull
of matter which can not fail TO inter
est every lover of the "art preserv-
ative.n Rounds proposes to add very
attractive feature to the Cabinet,
which, if successful, will greatly ben
eft the craft throughout the country.
He proposes to devote four pages of the
Cabinet to the display of specimens of
fine job work, with the imprint of the
office thereon, with remarks and sug-
gestions of his own on the specimens.
The editor of the Cabinet is a genial,
whole-souled gentleman, and by years
of hard work, energy and strict BUSH
ness integrity has built upa splendid
business. He has our best wishes for
his future success and prosperity.
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NJ, LYFI q o., real eslala agents, No. 100
Lamar street, bog leave 70 call the attention
vi persons Wishing 10 purchase real estate 70
lhr extensive lists pf property on lhelr
bulletin boards w aud outside Of
their onipe under lhe respective heads Of
"lnproNrd Cly Property" "Naeanl pily
Lpis,n FARMS" and Hpnlmpoyed and
WA Lands, embracing business houses and
vacant lots In the commercial eenler ~ inc
city, Also, building lois, aud a number al
yery desirable resldenpes situated Ia every
quarter of the city, Also, large tracts ofwlld
lands IN Dallas aud other counties Of tho
state, besides a number Of hrns 81 various
sizea, Including several large and highly lln'
proved plantations wllAiH Ave miles Of Tie
eityof Dallas, 2IHdlm
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Anything in The book and sta
ilOneVy line YOU can lind al
lAElatCE az LYAgiS,
JO9 Main strcet.
Ought MOI DniIna 10 Sustain a First.
Glass Literary Institution.

Oughi MOI bHilna 20 sustain u First
Glass Literary Institution
10 the Editor OF the Dallas llernld
IL IL believed all who have real In
terest Of your growing city nj heart
viii answer the above inquiry affirm
auvply. She ought soto have.
Wen, some one has said whatever
ought 10 be done can be done, So
then Dallas can have such a seminary
~ IL above indicated. Can not this
city become the literary, as she Is now
conlessedly, the commercial empo-
p0rium OF northern Texas? Is II not
eminently desirable that she should
thus become?
Both the Presbyterian aud the Chris
tan churches have made Unsuccessful
efforts TO make this the seat of their
denominations colleges. Is it not fair
that the Episcopaliuns should now
make similar effort?
II seems to the writer that Dallas Is
now passing through n crisis IN regard
10 educational interests. OF this are
her citizens, especially her real estate
owners, sufficiently aware.
trust the subject above indicated
will receive thorough discussion in
the Dallas newspaper press.
A VISITOR.
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Reward of Merit.

The United States government has
given not only to DIR. Prices Cream
Baking powder, but to his true flavor
ing extracts, the preference, and large
quantities are shipped to It's military
posts. No more, we say, than 1t de-
served, for 1t truly has proved itself in
our family all that we desire, making
bread, biscuits and cakes better than
any other we have used, and just so
have we found his flayorings of lemon,
almond, etc, rs pure, natural, and
strong as can be made. Try these ar
ticles, ladies, and see ifyou do not find
them superior to anything of their
kind in the market.
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$ hirTELL d GAY, BOSTON.
Oinb Prices for the Rest Home and
Foreign Literature.

o,,i. assessed oil the Living Age and one or
,Ies subscriber will find himself i'm com.
phia Bulletin. u "'auel-
90, rpI gu ~ covering prepayment Of POSTAGE
pos'age NOT prepaid. as heretoforel the Iiv.
ing Age and either one of the A merican fn,,r-
W, aoi,ar monthly Magazines (Harper's Weekly
v ,S,, p1 ~ or appletons Journal, weekly,
ing age and Scrlbner's st. Nicholas.
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We learned with regret, yesterday,
of the death of little George Swink,
the son of our esteemed fellow-cieizen,
G. NJ. Swink, Esq, lad whose many
admirable qualities of character and in
tellect endeared him to all of his
friends, and gave promise of future use
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GET READY FOR WINTER.

The Patent Aluninous and
Ornamental Building Paper
will make Your houses warm
mt u very Small cost. For sale
by REED & LATHROP, Agents.
sos Main street, Dallas. Texas.
send for circulars. Also agents
for Patent Paper Barrels.
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nlnf and Hlorps, Iud he reaohrd
mauhpad, We beg 10 pylpnd a. ilp
afflicted preWs pnd prrHgilg fela'
lives uuF mnslsinrep rYmpallFin llls
terrible sholh lnnmp united pnd nj
felinuRln rifelr
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ID. EMLNfLLlN q ID,

80 iIain street, mre nOW seliiug
goods ~ Very Teduoed prices
Gail nnd sxamlne ihcir large
and elegant sloeis, and mRke
yourselves and lhem happy bl
bul Ing their ohenp and elegant
books, etc.
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Go to Pierce d lyle for you.
New Years presents
SOY MAIN STREET.
Notice..

Notice.
The regular annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the First National bank, of Dali
las, for the election OF directors for the ensu-
ing year, win be held at their banking house
on Monday, February IA, 1875.
w. j. CLARK, Cashier.
Dallas, Texas, January 10, 1876. 2SsdSOd
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IhnuhiA ~ 1910, !
lnhn A, stevens, Esan Manager parlolla
Combination
Ms DRAn kiIR-l have the honor to
acknowledges The receipt OF your note
al this day rendering 10 Tho Dallas lse,,
lief association, the net proceeds .ol
one performance of your splendid
combination, 10 be given ~ Fields
lhealer, on tie evening Of tho aDll' I ae'
pept the kind offer IN behalf Of the Re-
liGf association aud lenderyou thanks
for iheHame,
Hoping that yOu may have large
aud appreciate audience,
am, with high respect,
W. l.. CAHELlp
NnVornnd presldeut Relief assOclaliOn
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nALlAs, lAnnary y.

40 Hon, W, H. Cabrll, Mayor
DEAR Sm--in answer "a solicitations
Ni many rii4pna, also mplnplel w q
deslre iu apme manner w rpplpfnpAlp
the splendid patronage aud encourage
menl given the NOnrlntlA Cnmblnar
tom l,y lhe good 9 lilens Of Dallas !
most respectfully, through your hpnpri
tender % The Dallas Relief association
lhe net proceeds nf one performance
20 bp given nc Fields thpaleri Saturday
evening, Jannlly Allh, a.,
Win greHt esteem I am lhe public
servant, lpiiN A, eqEViNh,
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our room.
Grand nnll NJ Fields opera House on
Friday Evening. February ., for
the nencht 81 she Poor az
the CITY.
rhe Proceeds 10 he Turncd over 10 shc
"nnIins CITY RELIEF Association"


Mnyor W \ Cnball, Major j. i Caldwell,
Major Il n Burke, Major nv Tompklns Cap
tain \ j Adams, Alderman Ill Howell, Ma
lor Il 4 Jelt. Alderman Coughnnour captain
q NJ Swlnk, Alderman IL Is Mcconnell, Phil
~ sanger, \ NJ Friend, Jules Schneider,
General j Good, Captain D u Grove, Major
ObCnchnin, Major Eugene Baylor, DR. George
Cutler, Major james u Barley, Thomas Bar
~, John Bookhout, Captain Charles Norris,
Dir j = Darlington, Colonel John Kerr, pr
u Thmston, Captain Ed Gay, pr q y Chil-
dress, WE Birmingham, Or Hughes,
Major II l. Downs, Henry Bohnny, Mrs Il
Scruggs, Mrs II Caldwell, Miss Fannie saw
yer, Miss Annie Mcdonnell, Mrs General W
Mrs ScOgins, Miss Belle Swink, Miss Bonnie
Barry, Miss May Jeilries, Mrs Philip Sanger,
Mrs Hamilton, Mrs A NJ Friend. Mrs ID Il
Grove, Mrs W NJ Blair, Mira g Il Williams
Hughes, Mrs y j Adams, Mrs DR. Thruston.
FLOOR MANAGERS. - Captain W q Con-
mel, j Murphy, Mr. Joe Leonard, b q Lee,
II McCullom, John Schadell, A DAVIS, Mr.
Gibbs, Ed Hunt, Captain ED Cnmmins. q X
Merriwcather, Mr. Trottman, Richard Nor
gan, Captain June Peak. Colonel Pointer, p
W Linslyic, Colonel Il g Mcclure, John Ryan.
COMMITTEES OF lNNfrArIoN.-R T. Auns
paugh, \ $ Jet, Z b sheldon, Major j ID
Blades, W r. Bennington, J Thompson, Mr.
Pain, Captain George Shields, II ii West,
Captain Jack Leonard, Colonel II i Sweet
man, James Bentley, ESQ.
Committee or ARRANaEMENTa.-Ma w
II Blair, Mr. p Murphy, MIR r. p Anns;
paugh, Major } II Caldwell, Captain II
Groves, Alderman IL b Mcdonnell, Captain
Ed Cummins, Alderman Howell, Joe Leon
ard, A Jett, q X Meriwether Mr. George
Hughes, Captain W i Lyle, Mi Hamilton (,
Thomas Rannahan Thomas Marsalis, Mr.
Celpwell, Miss Nellie Barry, Mrs scripture,
Mrs Williams, Miss Matte Scruggs Miss Lau-
"a Mcdonnell, Mrs Or Lee, Miss Fannie Saw
YER
Tickets two dollars. For sale at all
book and drug stores.
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FoR rent by W, u, Lyle & Co., real estate
agents, No 100 Lamar street, a number OF
business houses, centrally located, Also
hotel, large boarding house, aud many reH-
idences situated In different parts OF the city.
2Wdlm
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DIED.

SWlNk In this city, on the 2Sth instant,
George, son Of q. NJ, and H. u. Swink.
Tho friends and acquaintance of the FAM
lily are respectfully invited TO attend the lu-
neral from the family residence, No. l2OS
jackson street, this friday morning at ii
O'Clock,
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A. III. SieagaiI, merchandise
broker, c0nyeyancer and n0-
iary public. Olilee-NO. 1907
LAmnr street.
lfindil
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Howard W, Peak, Esl,i ol Font Worth d
an authorized travelling agent ~ the pillhA
Ierald, from Nj. date unlll mrlher notice.
\, W, hWlNpkLlh
December No. lsll,
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EXTRACT OF INK.

understandable by cold, 10 cents
of which will make a pint of
ink, at EranIklin's book store,
sci sEain street.
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NIayorand President RcIicfassoclal
The brand Jury,

The grand jury adjourned yesterday,
after a session Of nearly four weeks
During the time they have sent In
about two hundred and ilfty lndlct'
ments, mostly, we presume, Tor minor
onensea. The following oommunlca-
ton IL published At the request of the
jury, and speaks for Itself
GRAND JuW ltO0h,
Dallas, January ~ J
10 the Editor OF the HnnALDi
We, the members Of the grand Jury,
empannelled At the present term of the
district criminal court Of Dallas city,
upon their Adjournment take pleasure
Ia expressing our thanks TO Nhtllr
linrkley aud his deputies l0rtheprompt-
ness with which they have executed
The processes placed In their hands by
us, aud for having everything 10 make
M com Portable and pleasant during our
lNbora. 10 Judge Hare, ecan but cx-
press our qualification at the prompt
ness and expedition with which he
transacted the business Of the court NJ
this term, W, II, HARRIS,
Foreman.
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FOIt IsnNT.

An eligible onloo an the second floor oflhc
Herald building, Apply ~
HERALD OFFICE
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Just received az Pierce a.
Lyie's "a large Invoice Of wall
paper, Of new and handsome
designs.
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My residence, eorarr raeiAr asense
aaa ftonsi0n streets, embracing hhli y
biaeh Of ground, viii a well Hnis'eN
ana,sf oVs and basement Taeis'eoneret'
buiidlnR, and all Heqehsary on''bNll"'
tags, ele, Az early applicant Mas NO.
cure bnrgain,
JgO, W, swISDELIs,
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pWIlN1T OlIlDEN SEEDS,

Including the I'll PasO onion
seed, aRd the Umbrella China
seed al Frankiln's book store,
JOl Main street. Dallas,
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Instantaneous cure for Neuralgia.
9Odly &C. HOSKINS, Agent Tor Dallas.
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EVERY SATURDAY
MERGED IN
Littell's Living Age.

The Living Age has been published for
more than thirty years, with the warmest
support of the best men of the country. 1t
has admittedly continued to stand lat the
head of It's Glass; and its success is now
greater than ever before. 1t has absorbed its
younger competitor, every Saturday." and
Is without rival in its field.
a weekly magazine of siXty-four pages,
The Living Age gives more than
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THE TEXAS RURAL REGIS
TER.

Substitute for the Texas Alma
nae. at Franklin's book store,
504 Main street, Dallas.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below is the list of unclaimed letters re-
manning In Dallas pOstofce, January 70.
Parties calling for the same will please say
"advertlsed," and give date of list. such OF
them as remain In the Office unchllcd for at
the end OF four weeks will he sent TO the
dead letter Office.
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CITY BUSINESS.

w. +. LYTE & Co. have in their
hands some very valuable improved
city property to exchange for well i'm
proved farming lands within four
miles of DALLAS and east of the Trim
ity river. Office No. 100 Lamar
street. 205dlw
The Ladies' Aid and Benevolent So
ciety will meet on Friday next at the
residence of Mrs. j. w. Schenck at
half past two in the afternoon. A full
attendance Is earnestly requested.
FANNIE SAWYER, Secretary.
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The Great Southern Dollar
Store receives new goods daily.
s1Odlm q. 10. AZ 90.
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situation by frst.clae,
~ CLERK Address sc. r." post Office.
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Vick's Floral Guide
FOR 1874.

ply ~ psges; ~ engravings and eolored mates.
nunnsned quarterly, at IS ceuts year, Firs;
tion q, ~ ior isIo Just Issued. A German adj.
zSau JAMES WICK. Rochester. NY.
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WANTED-An active partner. with n
w cash capital of $50. to take an inieras,
IN q mannfaciur business, now nayi,,s,
" sal, Auuress business" Herald office.
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WTIVIiTTNW TOT nj
the end of lonr weeks will he sent TO the
dead letter Office.
WILLIAM JONES. Postmaster.
A BB0TT Albert L AllenCT
N Allison j W Armstrong G w
Is Barclay NJ BOYD
Bene l. II Bozurth Donu
lloyd A Nj Bowler Richard
Bradfute w X Byers Willie
Bunch James
CAMPBELL b Carroll Pat
~ Curry NJ
I\AVIS Governor Day
- Davis Mr. Dean Isaac2
DevineJ DOYLE George
ELLoTrJc Emerson mrssT
EKoST W Fancett W II
faraDee y Ferguson {
French Mary2
~ LAHE NJ Gardner FG
VI Gouldiug Gray VIM
"A ARRIS w fine Hannes
Al Helms j Helms s
Henry J Ilirsh Angelina
Hines Mortimer Holmes S w
Horned Horton Chas
Horn Thos L
VAMESO Jacobs S
u Jones Dann Jones' w
Jones miss L. A Jones Jos
johnson Ii
AUNTJ2 Lyle Mary
"A Lacey Philemon II
MATHIS WMJ Martin John w
WI Moore VIM Morgan Geo III
Myers susan Myers Amos
NJ ICHoLsON JAS
O'ooNSoRcw
pEARs0N KATIE Phillips PD
Pettes VIC
II EDMANRS Reed EW
IL Reeves jackson Reed Jas
itector alden Ryan SheltyS
GAVAGEJ $ Seldas Challap
- Shepherd Z shelby Leo
smith mrs j Smith Eff
Smallwo0d q Snyder WP
Stevenson II g Stokes VIM n
sullivan Jno IL sutton Frank
Swan Chas
TAAYLoRA ., Thompson Geo NJ
thompson jim Tilman c
Truett Juo
WALKER las Walworth &c
w Warner b Wentherbv Inn
webster ii White DIR W w
NW,,in,niey sanders Whipple Jos
,Wiiiillains "a Viii hanson J
wilson hobt Wright Minor
Firms.
Mayer Bros
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SCYENE, TEXAS, March 0, 1870
To the Editor of the Dallas Herald:
AS reader of your paper, and one
who thinks 1t the duty of some one in
every neighborhood to give, for the
benefit of others, all news of impor-
lance transporting in their locality,
take advantage of your invitation in
last Saturdays paper to give you u few
lines from this quarter. The health of
the people, | believe, is generally good,
considering the severity of the winter.
| do not know why, but there seems to
be prevailing opinion that we are to
have good crop this year; it is
certainly to be desired, us the two
last seasons have been, comparatively
speaking, almost entire failures. The
wheat crop is looking splendid. The
snow which fell Saturday has been a
great benefit to it, and few warm
days now will make wonderful
change In the looks of the crop. In
Saturdays HERALD you seemed to
think that the oat crop was "a dead
letter" / see no reason why this
should be 50. The oat crop through
this section has not been in the ground
long enough yet to Judge of what it
will do. Many fields have not vet
come up. The farmers do not seem to
be discouraged by last years i'll luck.
but arestriking out with renewed vigor.
Most of them, think, will plant more
corn aud less cotton than hereto.
fore. Some are banishing cotton
from their nlape pntirplv / haar of =
few who have planted corn-mine
would have been planted this week
but for the last bad spell of weather.
Thanks to Mr.. Hobbs, our efficient
road-worker, we no longer have to
pillow through mud knee deep to get to
town. He has thoroughly changed
the looks of the road by bridging the
numerous branches, ditching and fill
ing the many mud holes with rock.
He Is evidently the right man in the
right pla'e. Can't you prevail upon
the proper authorities to take some
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

The Union Mission sunday school meets oy'
cry sabbath afternoon, NJ huli-phst o'clock
NJ the court house, An are invited.
Herman Methodist Episcopal Chnrch-LiVC
Oak street, Services every sabbath ~ ten
o'clock In the morning ana hnlf phst seven
In the evening. g. Albrecht, pastor,
81. Matthew'S Episcopal Church Corner LII
mar and Elm streets, Rev +. ID. Davenport
Rector Sunday School NJ . am. Services
NJ lOl9 am, and "a pm.
Catholic Church-Bryan street (now build.
ing)--ltcv. Father Martinez, Pastor, Ser
Vices: Low mass, am; high mass, lOIa am,
Yespers, pm,
Missionary baptist Churcli--pattorson ave-
nue.. Rev. AbrNm Weaver Pastor, sunday
school ut 50 am. Services ut lOl am. and
Presbyterian Church-Elm street. Rev A
L. Smith, d., Pastor Services every Sab
bath nj 1917 AIN. and pm, Weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday NJ pm sabbath
school Sabbath morning AT O'Clock.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Jetierson
street. sunday School ut ~ am. Services
1T II n. IN. and Sp. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church. Preaching eve.
~ sabbath at 1890 n. m. and y p. MI class
meeting u m; song service 7:3Dp. M; sunday
school 0 u. M; prayer meeting Thursday
evenings NJ \ o'clock
Methodist Episcopal Church SOuth-Cornei
Commerce andl Lamar streets. Rev. A. Z,
Allen, Pastor. Sunday School at 0 II. M;
Services at II n. m. and ~ p. m. City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas,
ut IL A. NJ, and corner Young and Eryay
streets, at 3 p. NJ. every sabbath. Rev. SAM
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Christian Church-Services every Lords day
ut II n. M, and IA p. IN. Sunday school ut
Up. IN. Elder IL. NJ. Gano, Pastor. His
studio Is No. 8, over Williams II Crowdus'
drug store, Main street. ONCE hours from
10 ~ A. M, Mondays and Saturdays.