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few days snso. while young man Of thu
nate as Jeemes, WAS shrubbing in the fiald, he
1an upon = black snake in = cluster Of hushas,
and, calling his dog Zip, set him after the snake.
WhiIehe wasintently Watching tho proRress Of thu
fight between his enakeBhip and hie faVorte canine
something from behind took him ''vhack upon
tho seas OF his trousers, and turning quickly. ho
discovered to his horror = tremendous horse"
racer, full feet in longth, with head erect,
kissing tongue, and glaripg eyes, curing
himself in the fullest attitude OF battla. and
before. Ieenes could comprehend the
the sn&ka took him again. He then
looked for = rrae, but there WAS mono to climb -
foi stick. but there was none ut hand ~
then crow his jAck-knife with tho determination
Of selling bis life as dearly as possible, 1nd tha
most te1riba. battle between man and snake then
occurred that Lag e7eT t1anspireo IN tho history o1
Monroe County. The snake WAS vef, ssropg and
active, and curling hfsasof around one OF ha+ VIC"
TINS legs, he stuck his tsrrible fangs into ht.s
with marreloas rapidfty his hold
and craving up Ill. tit time, while
Jestpes piled his tack-knifs with = rapid
itv nevef eduAled By tho aavfk< Modoc.
Tho snake was getting ths best Of it. sad had
twisted himself up nearly to Jeemes' face, md
WA about to coil bis s1imy length about hia suc-
cnmhin9 autagonist's swsn1iks shroae, when
yin- the faithful servant, having fniahed snake
No. /, came yalping to the rescue, and, taking n
At glance the hazardous position of the master,
ha 1prsne and grapped the monster BY tho neck,
and hed on with Ttce-like grip until Jeemea,
hT ,he use Of his knife. extricated himsoH from
h;e tafrible predicxment and from An unttmeiy
and prenature graTe. Tho snake Mss killed.
aud The t1nAty dog Eaa the ife-presef7eF Of biz
master.
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stand 1t morn upon ny broad domain,
And cast my eJts aduirinBlT, IN Yain,
TO reach The farther bounds Of m5: estate,
So raat INF interest and nay wealth 20 great.
Rich In thar dewy bathing lsy the nelds,
Losing their Image in the misty YAles.
Beyond which rose the AuInmi: Of the mount.
Drinking the drss draught from the solar fount
And, III gazed. my feelings rofe apace,
And queried u Who am ], Of ali the tacs7
Aud not lord Of ali that survey:
Do 1 not hold Ger iii potential away?
Men come and 60 At .ny direcs behest:
Ny name is eminent amoaR the best."
Till eli my nature seemed 10 thrill and toNhx
With se1f-inpor:anca at my conscious power.
is.s at noortlde BY the duety way,
Worn by The heat and burden OF the day;
aIy limbs were weary, and my mind VIA rent
with sore distraction MJ Possessions spent.
I knew not where, beneath the bending dofnsr
Kas hut OF palace could call my homo:
I sst and pondered, and my heart wn7 SAD
with longing for The things oncs had bad.
Ye. still my consciousness OF will and might
Did nerve me TO The struggle, aud to night
The worid, If need be, Aad again to grim
Surrease for sorrow, reoompense for pain:
For nau The powers Of Heaven can almost bind
TO yield obedisnce 70 Ingenious mimi.
I stood ut evoutnz, when ths Western light
Was gently fading into stadoved Ri1hs:
No raporous clouds wars marching " apace
70 dim the vision Into bou1dief1 space;
The Heavens seemed deep con1nele<s sphers,
And penetration made mo aimost fear
To trust too far tmaaiuatiuns digit
Into the sIace BY other worlds made Light,
Ehe 1t ehou!d lnae at1 bearing in the Air,
And soar eaynnd tho reach of earthly ea1;.
But 1t can picture to ny mind thought
OF the immunity aonae count ~ nauehs,
ANA note ths endless eJelas Of tho spheres
IN s,sterns counties II dsi0s 5eaFs,-.
Each srstera with its many worlds af Light,
EAth world eacircled sy its satelhte-
And what IN IN this grand Rslaxyf
An thb leest a1nong the sous Of man
That vaik the earth IN sorrow and Tn at1ue,
rrehrTTn amnug thu mtllion1, sud orr hosne
Il r. the smallest star within thu oo1aet
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~ n @ nnecnanlca Iegsters ana pc GA nq.emsn,
.ns as, o.Kan q non nnovnp'9sely eau1ppoa I1 @ "no.9
hsnGa and ,ha vs-atr IN tnei- strles sasiI a.
snIaat,oas .a.o ..da 10 h;h;|;ae n1 ~
and satisfactory. Mr. Creswold opened ae first
part OF the programme with Erke1'B lht but
? ntkasi overtnre to HunvA iii T.azy1oL vheh
ras frat riyen here by the Thomas Ornestra
.a5 ". .eoora nar+ Xix III. our .-rar.wan.
~1u -, 'ar o-eyau pa4 niIa 80 W. t;1
duced some very pretty effects IN shading hlr.
CreaWold had rather the lions shAEu OF 'ork to
do, aB he had to furnish al the accQmpauuenta
- yery oneroua task for such = hot uiek. but
.saa;t IL F.It ,,ereS ~ "1+n E,.te-,th. r. -
eva-t,,r. =. h;a nnsta,,.r1 Il ~ .n5
10 10, =. ooN aao
dasalng manner, although the elect Waseome-
times little clouded, which might suggest T.
ouestiop often asked befnro whether il iiEorth
xh,Ia IN NAV tbe onarat,c nva-Inraa vh.h Va.
1n;,a anrh frennart chanoa. ~ conoh;n+;on,
mon the organ Ia It not hstt tsr to 1eay1 than,
to the orchestra, which can alone interpretthem.
aud devote the organ to music written tr it
Mr. Eddy played the Theme and Variations in 4
fat, by Thiele. which. perbApa, displayd the
organ to its best effect, and most certaiuy dis
played the inaexible tempos, the artistic ranner,
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s1A@ aales. and glens are ~ enchanting ~
Lama Nature could make them. Added to this
tse eocaety is OF high order. 1ntemperance is
nt'sr found within the confines Of the peaceful
anef. ~ this is = temperance town IN the
's@sest sense Of the word seyerA1 pAltea Of
f<anken visited the town during the past
'seS- Tia DcEner's Grove Sunday school pic
nc 11s held Oh Wednesday, and Of games and
), !t,aaanes for the amusement of the children
AtTss seemed to be no end.
r. IN members OF the SuudAy-school Of the
W. Avenne Methodist Episcopal Church
~ caelf annual picnic here last Tuesday. Il
- ~ attended By large number Of ChicagoAns.
sese. ssaaanE the shady groves and picturesque
speat ''o' ~" o"'
IL - meeting ct the citizens Of Riverside WAS
~ ~ The 10Th inst. for the purpose Of cons1d-
10y s@k ~ Asisabiits Of Incorporating the vil-
1he yose VAS almost unanimous In 4aTox
~ seeming shs village charter
T.. grounds have been receiving some atten-
ss5 a ase'E. The tall grass h4s been cut down
phas. ~Oo >N' o1a'e" 'et''t ~ - 14A''''
.,n ass People Of Riverside celebrate the ami
.1 .ona1 o! the Bible Society to-dAy 1t the chapel.
,es.,1elne It 1880 Z. N. 4 Sermon will be
IN 2! The pastor, and an address dolSe1ed
Etsss s@s hev G. T. Daniels, County Agent. 4 col
H., WI " taken uO TO nd the cause.
In ents'on non Will be held st the Chicago Burling-
Inaa. Vancy Railroad Depot On the Sd day OF
la ,s M 1or the purpose OF elcctlng aix Trustees
~s IN Village Of Riverside.
PARK 1IDGE.
1ns Stree, Commissioner is out With card Of
s-oon Although ,ardy communication, it
~ 'e!sassess Welcome one. Ali are invited
~ nsa Ind poor, lams, halt, and blind-to cut
~, sss1as and weeds on tbs street in front OF
u. Ren.es within i've days, under penalty Of
~ Tia honorable Board of this village
stseeisa (sad do) tbs osasaxs uf ths 1hols
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Special care has been taken in the selection Of
the Iaustc. Among the vocal selections TO be
rendered are the following:


the music. Among the vocal selections TO be
rendered are the following:
s' Gloria In Excelsis .Euopfel
:. Peace. Troubled Soul n. Jackson
..Tssdn vsndds d. !eontsalto solo) knoptel
This will be the last Of these services for the
season. The church will be closed after this
sunday until The first Sunday in September.
Inc following very EXCELLENT programme has
pis psen & arranged Tor the praise services ut the
!. ~ ~, "psstorale r Kullak
3. Gloria in E1celsis CThird Mass haydn
S. 30 for The Wings Of Doye .atendeissohn
s. "As Pants the Hart tt".........,.' ;. g.ohr
7. Z. Nights Tender Shades "., Biahnn
O. o'eao"1'4u1n41a4 Aasen.- Schubert
TURNER HALL.
Tho Turner Hall programme for this evening
will be as follows:
J. March, "suiser's Greeting schrtener
2 Overture " Poet and Peasant t"...-....,:.. suppo
s. Romance from B fiat symphony ~. y. .schunasnn
t. Finale to "ErnAnin .........,,.,,,.- Verdi
s. Overture to Isl Petals Rol Adam
g. Sixth concerto for e. G!'r'est 2esen Muller
s. Potpourff. "Ths oper.d Diesas sas
Q. Waltz, Hofbaltanze Strauss
IL. lnietna!s galop.. .kelAr-BtA
COLLEGE OF MUSIC MATINEE.
The third matiuee Of the season will begin 1t
the College Of Music, 493 Wabash avenus, on
Wednesday, JuJ 14' WIZ Inc 1oao"1ng pro-
gfamme:
l. Senate op. IL. .Beethoren
, .. r, n.h,... M1s@ t'aTa Au'aoe@. e.,n
A. Ano "oo'es' H.. i.o,,
= Fnon, fvto1i, ,oo, '''"'''' R,ch
Mr. William Le,cis. ..
1. "Di tanu Palpt .nosstni
Ars. T. A. Jt.reN. .-,r,&4
III: Loud os:s1:s. .,....s
D. LOOKING BACK w.: ;;;;non 'o0ln'@"
? Ro,,,nra fv,,1n .oto, o"0~''' -. nee,hoxpn
1' >' Mr. Hiit;am If,cls.
8. "The Days are Sweet and Long .searerns
N.s. E. 4. Je,ceA.
0. Valse Caprice, op
4:ss Cara aurdoet.
ArRoM1s1So YOUNG SINGER
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The extension Of th4 Bonelyard St. dermatn
il about to sweep Amy Ill traces, near the Rus
Hautefeuille, Of teanis-oourt much frequented
during the reign Of Louis XV. It Has n tho
Ruo du PAon {nou Rue LarrsYl. and ths
famous cabaret ~ L Ponme-d0r." added
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TIE PLUMBERS REVENGE

a Legend OIL IlAd1&on AF80&ts
cANTo TIRE DEATH-BED OATH
Il wss como thirty years ago,
An evening calm and red.
When gold-haired stripping skood hes1aa
His father.s dying bed.
Attend, my son" the sick mBn sA1a
Unto my dying tones-
And swear eternal vengeance tn
The Accursed race OF Jones'
For why? Just nineteen .years sss
A girl sat by my side,
With cheek Of ross 4nd bresst Of snoy[
My Peerless. promised bride.
4 viper by the nams Of Jones
Came N between us twain;
With honeyed words he utola Away
My loved Belinda Janc.
For he xss rich and l was poor.
Ana poets al ars stupid
Who felgn the God Of Lovs tn nos
Cup,dlty, but Cupid.
Perchance It's wcli /: Tor. h4d wad
That maid Of dark-brown cusfs,
xou had n5t been, or been, !uste1d
Of boy, pair oI girls.
Now. listen to n,e, Waller Smith;
Hia to yon plumber bold
An thou would'as ease my dying panA
His prentice 10 enrolled.
For Jones has houses many On
The fashionable SQUARES,
And thou, perrhAnce, mhy.st b called n
To zee to tue rerair3.
Think on tiny fatherT r1vinhed loya.
Recali thy fathers ills,
Remem5er this, the ueath-bed osth,
Then mako out Jones' bills ~
cASTo H.-THE TorSa AvEyoK1.
Young Wslter = to the plumber Runa,
4 boy with smut On nosa:
Furnace and carlNt-sack in hand,
With the jou1neyn1an he goes.
Eox grown q journsylnnn himself,
In grin,y hand hr gripes
4 cand1e-end, and meath tbs Eink
Explores the frozen pipes.
His furnace portable be ngaa
With smoking wads Of news-
Papers, and krniies to see within
The pot the solder fuse.
He gives his Fat : :" They ate 6o1e
Down about sixteen feat
II you want water ere July,
fou must dig up the street."
Practical Plumber now II b.
~ witnesseth tis sign,
And ready now to nndeztaks'
Repairs In any line"
Ono day housemasd, - he sal
At the receipt of biz.
Came crying: Ho, Sir Smith, 8It Smith.
Sir Ionrs' pipes il friz!"
he girt lis apron round his 1oins,
His tooIs TOOK from the she1f,
And to the jouxncynan he said,
"1T see 70 Thu myseaf."
awould, ;" said he, "a he drew The htn
MY father were alive.
10 ID: Of solder It 1oc..
$l.75."
oASTo 1u.-THE reArro1B DoeaA
Tbs Jones had houses many on
The avenues and squares,
And hired the young Areogsr, Smith
To See to the relnin.
And Smith put faucets in, md c1S
And meters, eke, and taps,
Connections, T-joiuts, eawsr-4pe2t
Basins, and watsr-t1.pe;
He tore the walls and xippe.. eos hooe1
To reach thu pipes ber~so,
And excavations in thr1sfees
And ,ueath Tbs sidrFal1 3awueds
AID .'.;l., Is he entrcd up
Tho 1te'ns In hfs oook,
The plumbers hoe wure Be1ens
And rrttospcrtive look.
And Jsne4 wosad wiring hfa h2nd1 End CT
We, Voc and utter woei
All NJ thss ta1es should b. 10 hJoh
AMI rep<s should be 10 lowi /"
Thenhe would give the Smith ths houyp
A. .n.tzilment on account
OF :ss repairs, and note4 OF hand
Tor the rest Of the arnoaat.
cAaTo Iv.-AvESGED At LaaR.
NV, Smith h.d bes1 Tor dozan yeah
In the practical plumbing Hue,
And tho ull5 Of Smith did not grind ktG9k
And they ground extremely fine-
Terrace BY terrace, houbs By house,
TIE lands Of Jones he took.
And ie4sier still tho haiance WI
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agency, left last evening for brief BIZ
slheHz lrlp down tho Central road
k-lA 4, Wheeler ESD, editor NJ the
Observer Cprsleana, was among lhe
Visiting Odd Fellows, yesterday, aud
paid lHE HERALD pleasant CALI
-ME James r. Bates, editor Of The
lieylew, Denton, Ia attendance 10 Wit
lless the celebration, paid hla respects
70 THE HERALD yesterday by a brief
call,
Fl u, H. Gpber itaqu Of Minden,
Louisiana, h among the latest arrivals,
ana II a guest Vt the Han JaGintO, The
reporter learns that Mr. GWber ispr0s-
peeling, lie will prove most yAlua-
bic acquisition 10 any community,
Dr. w, II, Pyle, delegate from
Kaufman county with the immigra-
ton excursion, arrived IN the city sun
day, on route home, The doctor re-
ports having visited Missouri, Iowa
and other states aud predicts u heavy
Immigration 10 Texas this summer
aud fall,
Colonel james NJ, Hurt, Of Sher.
man, who N IN tie city attending the
district criminal court, paid THE llElt.
HID friendly call yesterday, Colonel
Hurt h an old citizen Of lrays0n cOun-
~, aud II a candidate for the c0nstltll-
tlonal convention, No better selection
could be made,
Mr., q, A, Damon, representing the
~, Louis Globe, paid 'luE HERALD the
compliment OF q visit yesterday, Mr.,
Damon Il engaged Ia writing brief
letters Of Interest on IeSns matters 10
the Globe, which are pleasing, pungent
aud entertaining, TllR HERALD hopes
his stay IN Texas may DO both pleasant
aud profitable,
-rHR HERALD had u call yesterday
from Mr., Charles j. Sundell, represent
ing the Allan line Of ocean steamships,
Mr., :, visits Dallas for the purpose Of
establishing an agency for The com
pany In this city, with view TO better
facilitate the transportation Of lmml'
grants to this city direct from Europe,
The line runs direct from European
ports 10 Baltimore and Norfolk, and
the advantage and convenience that
must accrue by putronlllng 1t n no
doubt fully apparent TnE HERALD
wishes the enterprise success,
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A Liberal Firm.

The reporter was yes terday Informed
OF an action on the part of one of the
proprietors of a well known Elm street
house that is worthy to be recorded
on account of its generosity. The
cashier (who is not a married man
is sometimes in the habit of rooming
with a friend, and not appearing at
his post Sunday morning, it was at
once surmised that he had slept with
his friend. Eight, nine, ten o'clock
came, and still no cashier. One of his
fellow-clerks suggested that a carriage
be sent for him, and forthwith the
proprietor directed two of the clerks to
procure a carriage and couple of
champagne cock. tails and escort him
to the store. They performed their
task, and as the cashier entered the
store, the entire clerical force of the
house was drawn up to receive him.
A few Of the number had provided
themselves with musical instruments,
and after salute, they struck up
"Hail to the Chief,n and escorted him
to his quarters. Such acts of generosity
on the part of employers to their EN-
ployes is rare, and 1t is therefore pub
lished. The reporter will state that
there are no vacancies in the store, in
order that young men desiring soft
situations and generous employers may
be saved the trouble of applying.
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Distinguished visitors

The subjoined letter from Mr.. John
A. Francis, trustee of the Texas
Colony association will explain itself {;
LAWRENCE, Texas, April 20.
TO the Editor of the Dallas Herald
Mr.. j. III. Green, our state agent in
Missouri, starts with an excursion April
20, for Denison, Dallas and Lawrence.
A large number of the eXcursionists are
state officials, and prominent men OF
st. Louis. A resolution was passed III
both houses of the legislature accept
ing our invitation to visit Texas, and
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail
road pulls them to Denison free.
Please make announcement in THE
HERALD and oblige yours, truly,
JOHN A. FRANCIS, Trustee.
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aud Dayenports, A number Of the
gentlemen wore the rsgalia Of their
different ranks, aud our visitors were
designated by a b4lge of blue ribbon,
The reporter, hlmself q young mem
her Of the order trusts that our visiting
brethren may leave with Unconscious
ness that they have been welcomed
aud honored guests, whom Dallas ID
proud 70 receive aud recognize aud
will ever DO ready 10 extend to them
the same or more bounlhll hospitality
when they come again,
The Corsieana delegates leit by lhe
midnight train on the Central, aud the
Mckinney lodge leaves this morning
God speed our parting guests, aud 80
ends the hfty-sixlh anniversary Of the
order Ia Dallas,
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Artillery vs.. Champagne.

Young men studying astronomy
should be little careful rs to time and
circumstances. A clerk in prom
inent Elm street house, Saturday
night, came near having u sitter made
of his hide. Escorting the object OF
his affections from the concert, he de-
voted the usual hour and Il half to say
the last word at the door, AS the last
word was finally spoken and the door
closed, the young gentleman turned to
leave when he found himself face to
face with a cheerful navy six in the
hands of "big brother,n who mistook
the gay Adonis for prov ling burglar.
Explanations were made in time to
prevent serious termination, and the
party adjourned to the club room,
where corks popped at the expense of
the young astronomer. He says that
while it is probably little more eX-
pensiye, he infinitely prefers the pop
ping of corks to the popping of guns.
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Description Of the Cieburnc BnDk
Robbers.

One Is II man about 8 feet II inches
or 0 feet high, dark skin, hair, goatec
and moustache goatee and moustacho
rather thin; keen, black eye, rather
slender built; has two upper front teeth
out; Is about 30 to 80 years old; thin
vlsage.
The other Is u man about feet 0
inches high, fair skin, fair hair, beard
and moustache; rather heavy built; is
about "a to 20 years old; both dressed
in dark clothes and rather neat. They
also had on black oil cloth overcoats,
long and sack fashion. They inquired
for letters at the Cleburne office and
gave the names of Coleman (initials
supposed to be ID. c. and j. Ii. Martin.
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I. O. O. F..
Celebration Of the Fifty.Sixth
Anniversary In Dallas.
A Grand Procession Eloquent
and Impressive Ceremonies.

\ Yesterday flfty-six years ago the ban
Iier of Odd Fellowship was flung to the
breeze in America by John Wildey
and his few associates, and yesterday
hundreds and thousands of its follow
ers met to celebrate and honor the an
niversary. Then, a feeble, sparsely-
numbered organization; to-day, num-
bering its membership by the thou
sands. The seed planted in Baltimore
fifty-six years ago has, under the benign
benefcent and benevolent culture of
its glorious mission, multiplied and
increased until its qualifications extend
wherever christianity and humanity
hold sway. Its simple motto of
Friendship, Love and TRUTH" has
won the noblest and best In the land
to its standard, and to-day, suffering
humanity the world over, recognizes
its benefcent and glorious work. -
Friendship, Love and Truthlp The
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Mccarthy,

There was not such an audience last
evening, nj Fields theater as there
should have been TO greet this old and
popular troupe, hut the Odd Fellows
ball aud other attractions drew away
many who would otherwise have Mt
tended. II anybody IL deserving of
success II II honest, genial, good WA
tured Harry Mccarthy, and THE HER
AID hopes to see him literally patron.
lied. His entertainment II novel,
chaste, witty, entertaining aud in-
structiye, and will repay n visit from
any one. Give Harry good house to-
night, In memory Of old times, aside
from any other consideration.
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Books and Badges for Bands
Of Hope at FranlSEin's book
store, 50l Main street.

W +. Lyle Il Co., real estate agents, No. 1909
Lamar street, beg leave to call the attention
of persons wishing TO purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards in and outside Of
their office, under the respective heads of
improved City Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and number of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties of the
state besides number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly im-
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 266dlm
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Crops.

From gentleman, Just re-
turned from an extended tour Of Dallas
and adjoining counties, hercportor II
Informed that the prospects Of the
wheat crop II better than for many
years past, The prospects for n fine
crop Of corn are also excellent, Alto
gether, the outlook Is most cheering,
and farmers ARE correspondIngly hap-
by, with anything like continuous
favorable season, Dallas will be blessed
with one Of the most bountiful hOr-
vests for years.
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4, O.G, a. Picnic,

Dallas lodge, Thomas Chapel lodge,
Sion lodge, Oak Lawn lodge, and other
subordinate lodges Of the Independent
Order Of Good Templars, will PARTED
pate IN u union plonlo on Saturday
next, May /, They have selected Sol
dier hprlnga,On lirownlng's branch, five
miles northwest Of Dallas, as their place
OF meeting, They Will rendezvous NJ
Buohanan's mill aud form, aud then
march 10 the sprlnga, whore there will
be singing, music, speaking, u Hubslan-
tlal dinner, etc, Well known speakers
will address the aasemblage,
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HEAP,

Il ann offering TO the city
trade my large and complete
stock Of fancy and staple gro.
ceries. provisions and produce.
at the very lowest prices, and
make IL speciality OF every
thing, Free delivery TO ac-
c0mmOdate customers. Please
give us a trial.
Respectfully. JOS. MENCZER.
Grocer, 6l5 ELM street,
Dallas.
305d3m
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DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE,

Z. M. Wheat, president; John Kerr. vic,
president; =. w. Baylor, secretary; j. 1
Board OF Directors-A. Davis. Thoma,
FIELD, ID. 4. Grove, Il. V. Tompkins' r. r
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las Fire company, advertised for yes
lerday' was postponed until Tomorrow
"Wednesday, Everybody should Turn
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The East Dallas boys are deserving Of
q substantial testimonial from the elti-
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II 10 them,
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