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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-08-04
Letter from Kansas.

Mr.. EDITOR Il have received
numerous inquiries in regard to the
Distribution advertised in your pa
per during the past few weeks by
the Kansas Land and Immigrant
Association. To save time and the
trouble Of answering each in detail,
[ desire to say to all interested, that
the Association is chartered by au-
thority Of the State of Kansas, for
the purpose OF promoting immigra-
tiOn to the State, and that in fur
theranle of this object, proposes TO
distribute, By lot, to its patrons,
prizes amounting to the p,incely
sum of S77O,8O0. They will Lave
two drawings. In the Main or
Grand Drawing, they will award
2, ga prizes, ranging from $50 up
to $4,000 each. In the Special
Drawing they will award 100000
prizes, ranging from sl.0o up to
/ 100000 each The Special
drawing is designed as commissions
for Agents aud the tickets are given
free to those who make up clubs OF
purchase two or more Shares in the
/ Main Drawing.
The price of Shares or Tickets in
the Main Drawing is $500 each.
For $1,000 they will send two
shares in the Main Draw ing, and
one ticket tree in the Special draw
ing. All persons investing $40, and
securing three chances, ooW secure
at least one prize, as there are no
blanks in the Special Drawing.
The Board Of Managers were Sc
Iected from among the most proml-
nent men Of the State, and have the
confidence and support OF all classes
of our citizens. They have al
been more or less connected with
the public affairs of the State, anC
their character and standing in the
community is sufficient guaranty
that the distribution will be fairly
and impartially made. l can state
most positively that the drawing
will take place at the time stated
August 25th. Tie Hausds Iansi
grant, giving full particulars of tbs
Enterprise, its objects and purposes
with endorsements and reference
, of the highest character, and infor
, nation regarding the State OF Kan
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Notice !!

SUPERVISORS OFFICE, July 16, 1876
At special meeting of the Board of Su
pervisors of Douglas County, present H. w
Shaw, Chairman, and Victor Desimval and
Nicholas Welter, the following resolutions
ssere passed
!. Resolred That owners of property be al.
lsowed to purchase or redeem certificates
heid by the county, at the face, without in
serest, from date to October lst, 1876, pava-
Die in town or county orders, provided they
lake all they own; after that date, for the
period of thirty days, the same resolution
'pen to all parties.
ReSoired, That owners be allowed to pur-
chase from the county, with county or town
orders, property decided from sale Of Nav
S7l,-provided each owner takes all he
ormerly owned-for the face, without inter
iest only adding the cost of suit this reso-
luton to last till October lst. 1876, after
that date same resolution open till Novem-
Der lst, 1876, for all parties
By order Of the Board
II. w. SHAW, Chairman.
( VINCENT CoURNoYER, County Clerk
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HOMES AND FORTUNES FOR ALL
GRAND DISTRT-
BUTTON
OF
Cash, Farms, Brick Blocks,
Residences, &c.
The Kansas Land and and Immigrant
Association.
AUGUST Is, 1876.
Capital ock 100000, Legally Authorized
Capital ock 1000, GOO, Legally Authorized

The KANSAS LAND AND IMMIGRANT AssoCIA-
TIoN, of Atchinson, Kansas-an entt rprse
chartered by the State, inaugurated and
managed by men whose reputation for
honesty, reliability and integrity stands un-
sullied, and who have the hearty endorsement
of State and city officials and citizens-will,
or the 25th day of August, 1876, make a
grand distribution to its shareholde rs ofmanv
valuable awards of cash and real estate.
Highest cash award, S75, 900. Lowest, $50
The real estate awards, consisting of choice
farms, business houses, residences, &C., have
been selected from the most desirable and
valuable property in the State Price of
shares only $500 each. Every shareholder
will be fairly represented at the distribution
The chances offered are unprecedented Dis
t,'ib'aion positire Aug. %, 1876 or money will
be refunded in full.
Send in your order at once, so YOU NAV
have your numbers carefully registered For
more particular description of the enter
prise. terms of agents, special offer to clubs,
and purchasers of two or more shares. man
ner of drawing, list of eudorsers and refer
ences, description of Kansas, &c, &C., send
for their illustrated paper, the "KANsAs INN1-
GRANT, mailed free to any address. Send
$500 for a share. Address
S. M. STICKLER. Sec'y.
june9t12 Atchinson, Kansas.
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A motion in the lower house of
Congress, last week, to suspend the
rules and take up the Senate bill
extending for eight years the time
for the construction of the North
ern Pacific Railroad, was defeated
by vote of ~ yeas to l49 nays
19 Republicans and % Democrats
fayorlng its passage.
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sas, will be sent free to all who NAV
desire it.
All remittances for shares, or let
ters to the undersigned, will receive
prompt attention.
5. NJ. STRIcKLER, Sec'y,
Atchlson, Kansas.
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PEABODY HOUSE.
FORMER OF LOCUST AND NINTH SITS.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Convenient to all place' of amusement and car
sDes in The city. No changes 10 and from the Gen.
.enn ial grounds,
Col. Watson prol rietor of the HENRY House. Gin
snnati for the past twenty years and present propr
aOr, has leased the house for term of wears and
has newly furnished and fitted it throughout He
ill keep strictly frst-class house and has accom-
mediation for 800 guests. Terms only 3 per day
No bar las ever been kept in tie HENRY House nor
VII any be Kept at the PEABODY june9saptl
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ES7
Tunisian Hair Dressing.
For Cleansing and Beautifyug the Hair
arresting It's falling oil, and impartrn9
TO it Healthy and Natural Tone
and Growth.
only by \. Miles, Duluth, Miun.

Prepared only by \. Miles, Duluth, Mum.
The proprieto" of the above preparation To- the
Hair de-res to introduce the TO your favorable
notice ON IFS MERITS, and in good flith TO lis
properties and usefulness though there be
numerous similar prepuations now in vogue. By
actual experiment The TuniSian Hair Dressing has
been reduced to petection the extended eX>
peIence Of proprietor in the preparation -rch
articles viii permit. Its composition is ingre~
Hients which in nowise iniure the capillary
vessels of he hair. BY stimulating the sehaoeuus
glands the of hair To the proper exercise OF
their tdnctons II will keep the hair soil snd flexible
II will Cleanse the Scalp of Dandrutt.
The Tunisan Hair Dressing will prevent the hair
from falling off, and promote its growth natur al
result o: restoring the skin and slandular system
their proper tone, by its use, will be to the
change of color of the hair and in The m tjory of
instances il will restore the coorng matter to the
capillary tubes within The uair itself but viii uot in
tefere with the natural color.
1t is made of the hes quality of material the
ket affords, while Tie ri brings il within the
reach of all 1t is much Cnerper than any other
known Hair Uic of favorable repute
Warranted TO increase the growth Of the hair.
For Sale at Miles Tousorial Parlors
Mob East Superior St,
.Cjan6y1 DULUTH MINI
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SIDDALL'S
MAGNETIC SOAP.
The Cheapest Soap that can be used
for the following reasons.

1st.-0ne bar will 60 rs far as two of anv other.
2d.--0niy half the usual rubbing being required,
there is a saving of more than the entire cost
of the Soap in labor alone
3d.-The clio hes made SWEET, CLEAN and
WHITE without BOILING or SCALDISG, thus all
injury to hem is avoided. There Is a saving
in fuel and hard work, and the washing is done
in about half the usual time
1t is also sCaranteed under penalty of fifty dol
lars not to iniure the clothes hands, and one
tal viii enable any person to ascertain the truth OF
these statemtnts II would never pay the proprietor
to engage in an extensive system of advertising aud
claim such decided merit for his Soap unless he knew
from positive experience thar il would prove 20 be i'll
every respect what is claimed for II.
This Is also superior Soap for Toilet and Shaving
purposes.
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Mill on Conn ar's Point

For the manufacture of lumber and timber of
all kinds, and ALWAYS keep on hand full sup
ply, both green and seasoned, so that we are
enabled to fill all orders at very short notice
and low rates
Our location on Conner's Point. with our
i uoeh on the steamboat channel, gives Us su-
Pel'oT eonYenences for filing orders from
pulutn or points along the river or along the
line OF the Northern Pacific.
we pay particular attention TO saving
fimoers Tor houses. docks bridges, Sc.
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Chicago & North Western Railway.

Close connec' iotI7 made st Chicago with the
Like shore Michigan Southern, Mjchisan Central,
BIltim re 4 iha, Pit ~burL, Fort Wayne Cncag,
haukakce Line aud n Handle Rou es for all
points EAST and SOUTHEAST and wuh the
Chicago 4 Alton aud Illinois Central for all points
SOUTH.
Close connections also 6 with the Union
Pacific K t. at Omaha for al West points.
E1ose co,acctolts are nsade at j,atctioU points
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Chicago & North
western RAILWAY.

Passengers FOR CHICAGO Detroit Toledo, Cleve-
Land, Buffalo, Niagara r lis rutsbur- Cincinnati
X chester AID NV, Toronto, Montreal Quebec Port
L,nl Boston, New Y,rk, Ph 'adeIphia, Baltimore,
Washington, st. LouIs. euro, san Francisco, Sacra>
mcnto, Ogden at f0ke CITY, Denver Council Bluffs
Sioux CITY St Paul, M,r4 ict'e EscaBaba. Menaeha,
Madison. Che, enue, Omaha, lankton, Winoaa, Du-
luth Green ", Milwaukee,, and all points North,
West, South nl =. L >homll hmy theLr tickets via
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STATE OF WISCONSIN
| ~ of no. ?

Connty M Of %iSGUEsiN DongIes So IN Circuit Court.
William Chalmers, Plaintiff, against Herman Bisbee
Hiram A. Comstock, Abraham Bailey, Eliza NJ
stock. Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin to the above named defend
ants.
You are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
the complaint Of the plaintiff in this action which
was hled In the office of the Clerk of the Cireuit
Court Tor Douglas County on the 1lth day of Nav
A. d. 1876 and you are required to copy of vout
ans" er to said complaint on the subscriber his office
IN Superior Douglas County, Wisconsin, wi hin twenty
days after the service of tins summons on y0u exclu-
sive OF the day of such service and If you fail TO an
swer the said complaint within h- time aforesaid the
palntf IN this action Will apply to the Court the
rellet demanded in the said complaint
Witness the Hon. s ii. Clough Judge of said Court
at Superior, in said County, this 18th day of May
A. D. 1876.
ii. HAYES, Plaintiffs Attorney.
mayl2t' Superior, Wis.
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999YS9 YgSg9

To the Working Class.-We furnish you
employment at WnlCI you san Hsise very large pay
in your localities, without being away from
home night. Agents wanted in every town and,
county toake subscriptions for the Cent eunis Record
the largest publication III the United states-l6
pages Of columns Elegantly Illustrated; Terms
only 81 per year. The Record j. deyotea 70 whatever
is OF interest connected aitA Tbs Centennial year.
Tie Great Exhibition Philadelphia Is fully Illus
trated in detail Everybody wants 1t The whole
people feel great interest in their CeantTys Centsn-
Mai Birthday, and want Know all about it. An
elegant patriotic erayoA drawing pfen9ium picture ~
presented free to each sUbscriber IL entitled "Iu
reIAem brance Of the One Hundredth Anniversary OF
the Independence Of Inc Cuited States" Size 2x20
inches. Any can secOme a successful agent for
but show the paper and picture and hundreds OF sub
scriberz easily obtained everywhere. There Is
business tbat viii pay like this present " have
many agents who are making as high as 80 per day
and upwards, Now Is the time don't delay. Re-
member it costs nothing to give the business trial.
Send To- our circulars. terms and sample copy OF
paper, which sent free 70 all whn apply; do AZ
to-day Complete outfit free TO those who decide 10
engage. Farmers and mechanics, and their SONS
and daughters make the very best Of agents. Ad-
/ dress
J THE CENTENNIAL RECORD, Portland. Maine.
l61dune1oyl
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Agents supplied at figures that defy competition
for the class of instruments. Try one. Ad-
dress. EDWARD PLOTS waihington, \. j.
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Eastern and Southern Points

1t j. the Only Northwestern Liue connecting in
same depot IN G Cg, with any o the great Easte II
or utl" LINES, and i, the most cuuN rnien ~ L.
cttelwith ref renee to reaching amy Depot, Hotel
PTlcc { Bushes, in thtt city.
CaICAG, DEPOT Corner Ctnti and We Madison
StS Horse Car, and stage Lines for all ats OF the
Cifr constantly posing.
tHictGo CRY OFFICE :-6l and t3 CLARK st.
NnWt tUKEE y PpT:-Cn her Reed and South Water
Streets. IL Use Cars Il 0;un bus Lines running
regularly theret ON t. principal p uts Cd the City
err l1C6Er OFFICE:-tJU ,st Mater Street cor
ner NlscuHtlu 81.
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THE ONLY THROUGH LINE BETWEEN
Minneapolis, St. Paul. Milwaukee
And CHICAGO.

THROUGH PALACE SLEEPING CARS AND
DAY COACHES.
With all the best modern improvements for safety
and comfort. with Steel Rail Track, heavy Gravel
ballast and free from dust
4. Y. H. CARPENTER
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
: :. MERRILL. JNO. c. GAULT
Gen't Managr Asst GeRl Manager
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-28

fine malaga grapes, oranges, lemons,
Gge, pears aud candies at the New Or
leans fruit-store, corner Main aud
Austin streets, opposite the LeGrand
Hotel. IT.
IA good time Is assured to all who
attend the Masquerade Rail Mt San
Jacnto Park on the 3lst inst. I'D
That most popular place OF amuse-
meDt, the Skating Rink, will be open
every night this week. Come around
and enjoy the fun.--tf
So The Christmas tree festival Of the
lllm.Rlreet Presbyterian church has
been postponed tOnoXt Thursday night
to take place Mt that church. II,
-Auytin's is the place for bargains
in fine watches and jewelry.-tf
Tickets for Chicago, Cincinnati,
Galveston, Houston, ST. Louis and
Montgomery for sale Mt reduced rates,
ALSO, railroad accident insurance tick
ets for sale by Fred Manget, ticket
broker, LeGrand hotel. II
--Beautlful albums and writing
desks at Reed 4 Lathrop's.-tf,
%. l.. Burns, proprietor Of the
Young American fashionable tailor
ing establishment, Lamar street,
next to the First National Bank,
has on hand u fine assortment Of wool
ena for gentiemon's wear, Give him Il
Cnll 1T.
Walt for those holiday gift books,
soon to arrive, at Reed ~ Lathrop's. II
"A new stock Of the Mable &
Todd gold pens at Reed & Lathrop's. II
Tile original French John has the
finest display of large shell oysters.
game Of all Kinds the choicest cuts OF
beef muttonj veal, pork, etc, also salt
aud fresh water fish, shrimp, poultry,
milk shoals, and III fact the very best
Of every thing the markets Of Dallas
Shreveport, Galveston and Now Or
leans afford, Go and try him anC
Judge for yourselves. I'm
New York dairy cheese AT Hag
g0rt'a. II
Cuttings celebrated California
canned fruits at RaneY ~ Crowdus' IT
Three hundred uarrels of onions a
iIeggurts. II
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


NAV oRLEANs, December "a -Cotton-de.
mana -ui. S.tts $500 bale.. Good urdi-
nary, hhalc.; To- miud Ing, il%alIiSc.;
mlddling 40 -, good middi ng il5SSlgL .
middllug f-ir, ,sj.al2%c fair, lSysSSl Sssc'
ntoeipts ne, to-day, were 4Sil bales; gr,sss
0,SND bales. Exporls--to i've pool, $40 va g.,
o New York, 40 bales stock on hand,
Flour SCARCE and higher; common IS a.;
supertlno, 50 1896; Xxx, 50 400 5 X; Xxx,
10 oO97 IS; ohoioo anu family extra, 81 po0a
: Q IN, fair demand nj higher p,lce 10 low
6tc,; white Csc. Oats dull; cnoice st, ouS
iSc,i Gslena bO@2, Corn Meal quiet at 81 o.
o. Hay dulli crime . 30 o.. foiR quleI NJ
~ o2HSi7 rs, Lard strong, nil prices; tiorces
ll1l4v Neg 21si bulk u eat ,tendy and In
ftr denandi shou dcrs Ostcg hcI packed
Q ear ribs sanIc,; loose clear SiG' 9Sr. CHi.
fee n deratcly nctiN e; Ordinary to prime y
9MNc, ruRnr, oinhnd active, prices firmer;
lni.Ilor O@O&c,; common % y on common
1SSTc IS'g Sg@o1 az 'gcsos3od fair
low ciarlneh, ph@l @. Molasscs, Gemaud
fair, 60 trifuga aiSc,; common SSgl 10 !:
iair S1 De-; prime 10 cnoi q ia(50 Rice
S STaaaea i i'oa' or mary to pi@o 'e6Hc !;
Col lOl,$i os, Now York silht exchange
AZ discount Sterling, bsnk b TX,
New York.
NEW YORK, December Y-Mon v In good
demand ut 6@6per cent. sterling arm a az,
cold lOlI uovernment bonds steady.
consolidated net rIceip's i ,s4p, sSpnrts ~
Great Britain 1880 balls; France / KS; Con.
tlnent ", chanhtl2,pN lotion, net rrceipts
"a: SSv M y gross tsoSi NATURES closed frn sales
arN l2JSe March lSs.2s S,Sc Ap. Il is is
July 10 ls-!0Glo y BIC; August IL II SIC.
Flour shade nrn or, with heavier lipht
Ians reported; superrnr,, Western aud STATE
y 1903 bG son,hern Oh de De ter; cIlmon
to iuir ext n IS 7O(10 SD mood to oh lirs a n a,
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distinguished phl sicians; "Dou't eat
too much Mt the bakers; but from
whatever cause you may be sl2F, or
with chronic disease afflicted, call On
DR.. Walton, at the lnlrmary. The
doctors card only mOdestly gives the
office of this excellent physician, who
is our neighbor. We have friends,
too, who from abroad have visited the
city for the benefit Of his treatment
and from their enthusiastic recommen-
dation after experience, we can con-
fidently say, cal on DR.. Walton, at the
Iulirmary,
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A number o!y0ung gentlemen gave
very pleasant hop last night Mt the
Commercial hotel Mr.. Graft, the pro
prietOr, assisted by his two charming
daughters, received the guests and DID
the honors OF the evening with un old
fashioned kindness and hospitality
that made the affair n most agreeable
entertainment Dancing was kept up
to II late hour and was thoroughly en-
ioyed by the young people.
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minor Topics.
--1huwing at ,nst.
Locals on third page.
Buy u charity ball ticket.

-IbuWlnS at ,nst.
Locals on third page.
buy charity ball ticket
You certainly won't fail TO DO AT
The charity Uall
Every man you meet don't appear
10 TO smoking now.
inlay rain may not, " said an old
negro last evening.
The old clerk OF the weather ought
TO let up on uu jdst little.
90 Louis Shaw, the great billiard
player, plays tonight at The LeGrand.
The new notel on Pacific avenue
has been opened by Messrs. rnead d
Wit
Christmas tree tonight at the
Elm street Presbyterian Church. Go,
young folks.
TRACK laying on the Dallas and
Wichita going ON nll right. "An
aboard for DeuverM
Brass bands last evening an
nounced a continuance OF the Opera
House representations.
Tho THERMOMETERS Is reported to
have stood at 20 below the freezing
point on Christmas day.
Engine Company No had most
elegant reception last night Many
thanks for Kind Invitation.
Mr.. William Johnson, formerly OF
Shreveport, leaves Tor his kaufman
county home this morning.
FAB HERALD may sometimes say
II foolish thing, but some turkey In
always sure to go6ble to the ecno.
Tie Presbyterian Church supper
aud Christmas tree tonight, In the
Randall ,uildtnS, opposite the Lamar
Hotel.
The Dallas butchers can come
nearer TO perfect success ia ornament.
ing their wares tnau any set OF crafts
men We know vi.
Harry Raintorth, with the Selden
Irwin troupe, is remarkably clear ~
his approximations o: Lord Dlmdreary
ana Zip Van Winkle.
-Moroney 4 Co., the Elm street
hardware merchants, sold the sltdg,
handles that drove the iirst spike in tn,
Dallas and Wichita last tuesday.
--rhB HERALD regrets sincerely t.
chronicle the continued III health o,
Rev. Mr.. Davenport 1t il hopeu
however that he will be out In II few
days.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the La.
mar.street Nj e Church, South, will
hold II meeting IN the church this af.
ternoou at o'clock, for the annual
election OF officers.
If Gilmore's band would waltz
down the middle OF the street, Attend
OF on the sidewalks. thousands would
rise up and call them blessed. The
rattle Of the commercial tourists two
sticks Ia gradually lCosenlng the shin.
giles on the roof of our DEVILS head.
The HERALD learns that the genial
custom of receiving their friends will
be observed by u large number OF ladies.
Should any of Thorn desire the fact
known, We viii take pleasure In pub.
lishlng q list CT the names of those In
tending to receive.
Preachersl sore throat or my
thront or lung dlsease, N cured by DR..
J IA. McLean's cough aud lung heal.
Ing Rlobules; coughing, consumption,
etc., yield TO its influence. Trial boxes,
twenty-five cents, by mail. Or. j. II.
3if Chestnut street, st.
Louis, nv ..--u
-~Measfa. Nussbuuner 4 boil, the
great family butchers, send The HER.
ALB u lovely porter.house steak mot
one OF those little things wrapped ny
IN brc WI paper you see the average
-
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Mrs Bath wishes respectfully to no
tify her old and new customers and ladv
friends in general, that she has rcsnm.
cd her dressmaking business in the
Howe Machine OHIO, sos Main street
where cheapness MS we'll MS elegance /,
AN object, Ladies would do well to cali
on Mrs b before purchasing elsewhere.
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a grand masquerade ball will take
place ut San Jaclnto Park on the 3lst
INST. The Cancing viii continue until
January /, 1877. Every tody should At
tend ana enjoy themselves. All are
expected to furnish their own mosques.
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Dave Castleberry and John Stewart,
of Fort Worth, got into u difficulty
yesterday, in which the former cuSthe
latter with II knife on the head, near
the temple. The affair will probably
be duly investigated.
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Holiday goods. Mt Webb's, Dia
monds, watches, jewelry, silver and
silver plated ware, Best assorted stock
In the city All goods new aud war
ranted to be ia represented, at Wehb's,
500 Main street.
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That you do not know what to present
TO your friend or sweetheart for a
christmas git, hut 90 81. NJ. Dram,
D7 Main street, and buy for the pur.
pose fine gold watch and chain, a
sparkling diamond, a choice locket
and necklSce. If.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS,
Stockholders Meeting

DALLAs, TEXAS, December q, 1873
ihere will be meeting of the stock.
holders of the First National Bank of
Dallas, Texas, at its banking house in
TINS city on Tuesday. the 9th day of
January 1871 for the purpose of elect.
ing Board OF Directors for the ensuing
year.
de9slys RIP, AUNsPAUGn, Cashier.
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NIeCIinE.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Lamar
street NJ, II Church South will meet
Thursday afternoon at 3 O'clock. The
annual election Of officers Will take
place. A full attendance Is 'esired.
MRS. A. c. GRIFFIs, Secretary,
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"NeurILI.D

The instantaneous and infallihIe
remedy for Neuralgla--at Hoskins Il
Howell's drug store. I'D
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You will find it to your interest be.
lore selecting YOUR Christmas present
to first call at 7O4 Elm street, and exam.
Inc H. Lasges stock of iewelry, I'm