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The wouud,uv of Omcer Jan.cLe.

Thomas Smith. just from sing Sing State
Prison. where he had served seven years and half for
grand larceny arraigned IN BrookI ~ yesterday,
Tor an attemp,ed murder OF Officer Janacke. Smith
standing on the corner Of Nostrsnd and Fushn g
avenues anu Janscke told HIM 10 move On. Smith
fused 70 obey. ana m the fracas winch followed, be
seized the officers Clun and ueat him lowe the
mead, causing two wounds three inches In length. Jus
tce GuCk adjourned the ca,e untti Thurs lay
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Steamship Cleopatra. Charleston mdse. aud pass
Steamship City Of Mexico. Vera Cruz and Havana.
mdse anu pass.
steamship City OF san Antonio. Gavsston. mdss.
and pass.
steamship Arragon. Bristol. mdse. aud pass.
Steamship Ripdan. savannah mdse and pass.
ship you've Trapani, salt.
Shlp Vera Cruz. Alc1 andria, rags.
Bark Gstee. Denirrara sugar.
Bark John +. HOiOrook, Havana, sugar.
Bark George Treat IalaO, guanO.
Brig Bian he, Port Spain, sugar.
Brig hoNigilanO. Mcssina, fruit.
AisOthe usual river ana cpp4tsise ve'ssl,
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LAMB-LEwIs On WEDNESDAY June H. at the resi-
denc, Of the brides parent. by the Rev Geo. n. Hep.
NORM; VIM Lamb 90 NarJ Ella, only daughter Of
VIM j, Lewis all OF flis G. ~.
LoTHIAN-DEMARksI. o. June 4 nv the Rev. J,
BrOu or, FTlncis 3 Lothian e. Mary j. Denarcst.
Rtl iEI.-hHANt.-u On hedncsdas june IA, at tho
Scotch seyterian Church by the tiov Samuel
lton, Geo keiirr Jr ~ Sarah h.. shave daughter Of
the latg ln0s S4av" h0'f % hiE rltY.
THOMfsON-nLIsN. o. We II 'sday. June II, 1870,
81 the church o. the tptph nv, MasHngtou D. G., ~
t1e Rev Nelson II Blt- GO. Thompson Of Ballston.
y. Y, 10 ara A Rush ~ Washington.
WAIsoN-Gtl' ~ ~ On rhursqay, June 10, a. 81.
Barnnhas's tnurch. lrNingtOn on Hussun ny III" Rev.
Nj BeuJiMln d. May Watson 10 Frances NJ, daughter
Of Waiter 5. Gurnee all u thla city.
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Arthur Girard, a messenger for Alexander
Murphy Co, brokers' sent 10 the Custom House
Yesterday Al noon With tdg3 In gold and gold cerld
tes. Soon aftcrNarl he urnef aud reported tn {
hf hal lost the money. From his exp auatlun Il was
supposed ullt ne iali the money down In the utuniR
of the Custom House, ana thai II W.T. earned of hC
Ills OaCk was turne His employers ufer 800 TeNard
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4 LETTER 10 4 MOTHER.
The Suicide of Cunningham Watt of New
York in san Francisco.

Inc suicide oil cunningham watt oil New
York in san Francisco.
A despatch was received in this city yes
terday announcing the death In San Francisco
OF MIR. Cunnngh I'm Watt, a son OF MIR. William
Watt, importer ofwhite goods AT So and 90 Leon
ard street, New York. The young man com
mitted suicide in his stiteroom in the ship Mary
Whiterdge IN Greenwich dock taking lauda-
NUN. BY his side was found the following, ad-
dressed To bis mother Mrs William Watt at IL
East sixteenth street:
San Francisco June is, 1870.
DEAR MOTHER When this reaches you snalI he
dead You hunw 80 well why II mnst be 50. that Will
not even Try 70 explain, MY darling mother he
Is breaking Good oy CUsEGSGHAM.
when the news arrived at his beautiful nome
near Union square his brother was there alone
To receive 1t, As his father and mother are Ia
Saratoga. Cunningham, who only about
twenty three OF twenty -four years Of age, h I'd
been. until few months ago, Of fine and prom
ising talents aud of pleasant social traits that
won the love OF his M my friends. lie graduated
from college IN New York about year ago
ana soon aftcrwarn fell into state Of profound
melancholy. HIS he ilth began to decline aud II
was feared thar he IN the first stages Of
consumption. lie lked despondently OF lie,
and looked forward T. n speedy death. his
father, thinking that an ocean voyage and the
sent MN, iive or six months ago, by sea to Calf
fornia. He sailed around & pc Horn, ana soon
after his arrtvalln san Francisco he went thence
To China He was soon back IN California, and
WITHIN few DAYS after his arrival in san Fran
cisco he killed himself
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M1RINE TNTELLIGENOE.

MINIATURE Almanac nav
sun rises. IS sun sets. 80. 80 Moon rises -
ut'H WArER-rHts
sandy HOOK. % Gov. isan1. ~ Hell Gate. "
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8uslnrss Notttts.

Dear siri From early youth I was In
feeble health troubled with humor IN my blood weak
ness aud debility Of the system generally; able
TO labor much, anu only some light business. aud
then only with great caution.
seven yeart the past spring, had severe at
tack OF Diphtheria which lett limbs paraly zed aud
useless, 80 was unable to walk or even sit up. No
tci1g the advertisement OF PERUVIAN 81 kUP
concluded 70 give II trial ana 10 my great Joy soon
found nv health improving. | cont ued the OF
the SYRUP unil three bottles nad been used and
restored to complete health. aud have
this day.
attribute my present health entirely to the use Ct
PERUVIAN SYRUP ana mold n IN high estimation.
cannot speak too highly IN It's DFse have In several
cases rccommo nder 1t IN very similar to my
VITA the good result.
Yours truly CHARLES X. PEARCY
Brooks, Me- Sept :, 1870
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Duh heavy headache, obstruction Of the
na al sssages discharge falling into The throat some
cuu. puruicnt, muco uuruent, bloody, putrid, ohen
sivr, sc In Others aryness, dry, watrry Veas
uNnurd ringing cars, l." atneBs, hawking and
c'u.Ans to ccHr he throat ulccratons, scah, from
ucrs, voice atcrel utsdl tNaus on usyr breath, I'M
pane smell ana taste. dlk1luess, mental drpresson
u elins cuuti SO. only few ~ thr a1oye sym, tOuIs
are hktly to he present IN any ~ one tine.
when applied with Dr. pItrue's Nasal DoncAe, and
accom- MED with Or. Pitrre'- Golden Mehiral pts
GOV ry constitutional treatment, Dr. g''s Guirrh
Remedy producrs perfect cures Of the worst 4
caiRtrh amt uZeal Of MANY years standing. THIS
tnor"nsh course oi medlcatOn constitutes Che only
sCenuhc rational, safe ana manner IT tire
.his ouuus disease that has ever been offered ~ the
adlicl led uU.
A,,on. A 4, -, 4. - ska.,.I
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Bargains for cash in furniture and carpets, nj
COWperthWat'r, lJJ ana l37 Chith tn It CialnDer
sui a. Sls 70 eco Dressing case suits, so 20 H5 Wa,
do ~ ~ t25O ParlUr suites $50 10 100 bruascs
carpet 81. Every lining for housekeeping. lhree tour
bty puidivg 10 Warer0OIns iuu VI l.1esI sle goods
-Ady
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Noveitv.-The magnificent SILK Elastic
Truss. Suppncd only ny the Elastic Iru-s SS3
way WON comfortably has superseded all metal
u usses soon curing Rupture
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The Fai MEMS BASE Hall Club.


The latest men employrd m the pennsy-
'anit Railroad Depot, Jersey city, have organized a
,ase bail club 10 Dc known AZ The 81 ,ndarI Mae
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Those Afflicted with Hay, Rose. and Peac
fever, asthns fever and ngur, relief Wis
thug FIRE Island Beach. TRAINS leave hunters Point
p:35 A. N. aud s:SO Z. NJ. for burr Hotel.
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The offensive breath which 10 produced b.
unhralthy srClrtOns OF the mucous neutbrane OF
alimehtary canal Is purified 10y MIX of Aagnesis.
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ACT wisely mud examine Pomerov'- 81 Elias.
NC Iruss. A. il3Bfo luway before huylng any Other
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Accept Health when ~ II offered.
Take Quirks Irish Tea, the wonderful bilious
remedy Proe Zoe. per packaEe.-Adp
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WOOL MARKET.
wHOlEsALr GnoCrpv u,p,,

~
,BACoNIClear sides, li1F@l5c; supply am
BuTTER-Ooming in rapidly; prices de-
Ginning % cents according to grade fresh
country,
CANDLEs-schaners, l7elSc; supply am
pie.
CANDr--sticx, "A to 10 cents, according TO
grade: Dallas Candy Mandatory ~.
CHEESE- Western, lial8,
GoAL OlL-Market bare; IS cents In bar
rels; in cases 81 659Sl 20.
COFFEE-Old good Java, 3593Gc;Rio choice
S1qc; prime, 2Sci common, 22Og22loc. stock
ample; demand fair, with an upward ten.
dency.
CORN MEAL-supp good; bolted, 76c;
unbolted, So cents per bushel.
FLOuR-rodd Mills. 81 10 for the best;
h foni ron " To- y ~ AN' 81 rs; X, o. 80; st.
1 HAMS-Fancy brands H. Ames), l7c; of
brands from l51s to l8Hc; market quietstock
small.
KRoUT-Too late in the season To quote.
LA RD-ln tierce, i51Sc; @ib pals, lBhc,
Fairbanks n Pecks, in tins, l7Bc. Market
easy, supply light
MoLASsES- light. Fancy Louis
lam. zoe; choice, 90; prime, DOC; fair, toe.
SALT-ln sacks. Liverpool, 81 for coarse;
fine, 81 60; Ohio riN er, In barrels, fine, 50 lb;
dairy, In barrels, sil5; table, Sc Der sack.
Supply light, market quick.
SUGAR-Grannlated, by the barrel l21Sc;
crushed l29ac; powdered, R1Go; prime pow
dered, &c lower coffee A. lls4c; coffee G, i0stc:
choice Louisiana, lOc; prime, ssc; dry fair,
gc. Market quiet, supply ample. A rise in
New Orleans and New York reported.
lEA-Finest gnnpowder, VI %. Market
quiet, supply good.
VlNEGAR-Common, 95g3O centsi double
strength, 5O@65c
APpLES-Dred, labc. for choice; lie, for
prince lOc. for state. supply smooth.
POULTRY-StOck light; demand good
s. " per dozen for chickens,
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pRUiTS AND NVTs.

APPLES-Are scarce; they are quoted Az
S0al0 per barrel; for extra choice medium w.
market dull, supply small.
MISUNDERSTANDING nom 8@2be per 10.
BANANAS--F ON S2gi per bunch.
FlGS--ln layer. per pound, 1oci no drum
hgs In the market; small pill boxes Dy the
100, 81 10.
LEMONs-Are advancing and are quoted
AT 80 50@7 ~ per box, M
ORAN9ES--Are scarce and quoted az q w
as 90 per hundred for the Messlna. No raj
ermo or Louisiana in market.
They are quoted In New York at lie;
RAiSINs-Layer,p per boxss OGS 1904 W;
for Fondon s.. - ,o
VAIN tfTS-- 6reneble are quoted at zoe.
OANTTS--AreQuoted at 10 per nun"
PEA NUTS Tennessee artR Vi lOsise per
pound. h %.
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Offlee.
Northern Mail.
.,.u K. and I. X. r., comprising western,
W. s.rn and eastern states, New York and
tnnis malls, arrivesat 6:25 p m; departs
lain, Pouch closes at am.
~" southern MAIL.
,,,, Orleans and southern Louisiana, Gal
'" Houston, A ustln, Waco, and all other
USnts Ina southern Texas, arrives al 7:45 u
y'Ji snarts at B:25 p III. Pouch closes ut 5 p III.
Eastern Mail,
M. \. and 7. R.R., comprising southern and
',IIile states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
lhiS Little Rock, and Shreveport, and all
i,.tarn Texas, arrives daily at 1905 p III; de-
nd, daily at GI5 p N. Pouch closes ut
In. wo.,a.n wall
Fam Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
fsslherford, Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
.,j western posts, arrives at 400 p M; de.
arts at 500 a m.
Cedar Hill Mail.
l,dar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Gnhers, arrives at p m Wednesday and
glurday; departs Monday and Thursday at
am ai.fiF
Denton, Bolivar, Elizabethtown, Boyd's
Nib, Lewisvllle and Trinity Mills, arrives
djp, m. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
Epsrts at O. a. m. alternate days.
Grapevine Mail
,rlyes every Monday at p. NJ. Departs
nesday at Sa m.
ONCE Hours.
lylvery window, 8 q. m. to y. ~; money
tief window, s a. m. to IL M, and from | D, |
,'lo4 D. m. Stamps sold from a. m, to s |
-m Letters registered only during money |
aers hours.
All persons having complaints against the |
flce on any account, will please present the |
.le, IN writing or In person, to the Post. |
aatup
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COTTON,
THE GRAIN MARKET,

os NOhNI-Iexas In shuck, 10 TO 80 cents. Tar,
~ w sack, bJ to 6l cents; Kansas, ear, x cts
SNnisas, sacked, Is TO 70 cents. Mafk.t nniel
supply. up TO the demand f"'e'
hom s1 -, No, z, from We to 81 w; No, g.
inu,nr Veh,si No. l, ~ cents In demand fof
''nef grade market weak,
ndni ni1hi ,Z-dNothing doing; no stock; prices
ket very dull ~ - s'"'S' Mar
ing. w WI h"th'hs 10
,nil AN1rMarket well supplied with fair dc.
hland; We quote at SIC percwt Wv" '''' Wv
hAf-Texas, nom slOSl2l, per ton
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SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

Al Assonie bodies meet at 5lp Main street,
over 9. M. Wheat's store.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Nss0ns, meets at the Chapter Rooms In the
siy Of Dallas, on the nrst Monday In each
month.
A. A. JOHNSTON, M. II. HIP.
joseph l.. FISHER, Secretary.
FANNEHILL LODGE, No. 81, I. n. A.,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
N" each month"; H a M aa sohi wv W. M
J,B LoUcKx, Secretary
DALLAS LODGE, No Az f. 4 A. NJ.
Aeets on the first and third Saturday sven:
hg Of every month, AZ Its hall over C.M'
"A'A's store Oh M9 W6 stf CetS;NoR, WIN.
-PADeETr, Secretary
Odd Fellows.
sCHlLLERBUND LODGE NO. 22S, !. Q,
Fix s,c meet every Th9Tsdss n,sat 4. Gao
L. WAGNER, Secretary.
Eureka Lodge, |. o. o. r., meets at Rich
.Ntscn, Dallas county, every Wednesday
W. Il. STARK, NC,
LR BLEwETT, Secretary.
oRlDGELEY hNCAMPMENT No. 2. l., o.
v ~ meets on the first and third FRIDAY
Slghts in each month, at the Odd Follows.
Hall. j r, DAVIS, q. p.
L. WAGNER, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. n, 10. Q. f., meets
%o wN Wednesday night, a. me oad EEL -
y, THEvENEr, Secretary. ~
TRINITY LODGE No.l9s l Q. o. f., meets
"efy Monday night At Odd FeIlows' haii;
Il, TURLRY Spcratary.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, !. o: q. II,
meets meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
Vhapel church.
SION y. RECORD. W. Z. T.
4 ", RECORD W, Secretary,
DALLAS LODGE No, lis, i. 0. @. n, meets
Every Friday night, Mt their lodge room, on
AHn street, between Austin and Lamar.
lc,,> JOSEPH SWAIN, W. q. T.
W. McNEALUs. W. \.
UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
ENsl every Monday night az Oil pQllege
VuHqlng Elm street. at eight O'Clock y. NJ
N. 3. FRANKLIN, w. u
B'Nai FIRTH, s
DALLAS LODGE NO. 1877, B'NAI BIRTH
a meets every second and fourth Tuesday II
Ssnn,h9nth. President, ID. Goslin; vice pres =
Psnl, Noise Kahn; secretary, Joseph !
us alg WSi monitor, d. doslin; treasurer, Emar
Medical.
As Ine DALLAS MEDICAL and SURGICAL
anG7Vt'NLlATlON, tioets regularly on the =,
n y, "h tuesdays Of each month, at o'cloci
an y D, THURSTON, M. d., President.
~ GRAHAM, M. d., Secretary.
As,odm,G Y. A.-The Young Mems Christian
day oV'suon Prayer Meeting Mt 8 p. m, ever!
Knights Of Pytbias.
,y Sg ITR DE LION LODGE No. 9, meet
Rp' thursday evening, 4. NJ. Miers, +. Y
O.; hunspaugh, q. q. Richard Morgan,
son, ka,nn eupllam, Probate; y. \; Eiehars,
Arms Il y and 3. jos. swain. Mastersh J,
A~'' Jacobs, l, g., John II. Ryan, y. q
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HIDES AND PELrRIR.
LIMRER

a, iELLow PINE-Boxing, fencing, scantlins
~ % per hundred dressed boards, 81 so psl
Weatb 5sr; selling s ceiling, =, SIS
WHITE PISE-Ceiling, W 2iay2 n. weath,
~0oardlng, 81; select boards, 81 5O(is6.
CYPRESS BoARDs-SlgS4 IS.
press, So 80. ~ "
The market is evidently active. Demand
quiet supply ample, The amount OF build.
ing going on is considerable and no falling
OIL perceptible.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

NsyOr--John ID. KerfoOt.
mgineer-W William NJ. johnson.
Attorney--Barnett Gibbs.
Ireasurer-John W. Bowen.
Scretary-J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector--J. n. Ogden.
Malshal--W. h. Morton.
Health 0ficer:-Dr. NJ. a. Cornelius.
Aldcrmen-First ward II. Ervay. ]. W
hwdus. second ward: W. j. Clark and f.
Gaedry. Third,ward b. p. Jett and Il. NJ
OTaD. Fourth ward: j. l.. Williams and
|, NJ NewsOme.
Commissioner of Immigration---J. Manlove.
The offices of the various city officers are
1.-The city market house. The board OF AL
amen meet In regular session at the coun-
0 room over the market, every Tuesday
...l
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LIME AND CEMENT.

., LiME-The besquality in barrels, is worth
W, IN bulk, VI Co. Ordinary Dallas, 5
cents per bushel. A'' 81
CEMENT - Rosendale IL worth 81 OO DER
barrel f'' " ~ poi
PLASrER-ls worth IS 90 per barrel, TN,
supply OF the above mentioned articles in
ample; demand fair, market arm
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

BEER-Anheusers SIS per cask; Uhrigs,
SIS per cask; Lemp's SIS per casR; Clnctnpsu
Star, Sl2 per cask.
WHISKY-sl 1908 %,
nRANDY-Applo, 81 &Ogy W; Cognac, S3@25
per gallon; peach, So %; blackberry, 81 rs;
Ginger, 50 %
GIN-sl 50(a2 ~. ...-.. ~
CHAMPAGNE - Cooks Imperial sS;
Krug, In baskets, s25; Heidsiches, SIT per
case.
CLARET-Is worth IS 50 to $40 w, according
10 brand and quality.
PORT MINE-Is worth 81 O92OO per
gallon. .,
sHERRY-standard is worth 500 per
gallon.
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COuNly COMMISSIONERS.

District No. Nv. H. Witt, Trinity Mills.
District No. ct, j. Nash, Duck Creek.
District No. 3-F'lem. g. Bledsoe, Hutchins
District No. IN. o. McAdams, Five Mile
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. Nv. w. Peak and e. q.
ydnre, Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-J. h. Blewett, Richardson.
Ireclnct No. Be. T. Myers, Duck Creek.
.-tcinct No. "A. B. Lanier, Haughts
dt,
rreCinct No. B. ------- Saunders, Lancas-
tL
Precinct No. G-Joseph H. Stewart, Cedar
iLl
PeCinct No. 7--G. W. Nicely, Eagle Ford.
Precinct No. S--John Preston, Grapevine.
O0hSfABLES.
Precinct No. LA. II. Hardin. Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-J. NJ. Salmons, Trinity
fills.
Precinct No. 81. NJ. Bergman, Duck
.iteB.
Precinct No. 4-Jas. II. sullivan. Haughts
sore.
Precinct No. 5-Robert George, Lancaster.
Precinct No. 7--Eagle Ferd.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

ing to quality; The market IL declining;
the stock IL large and the demand very good.
CIGARS--Worth from So 259S " for domeS-
tic with Havana filters, Market is dull; sup.
ply ample, demand fair. ..f
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-Nat. NJ. Burford, Dallas.
county Judge--Robert II. West.
Ounty AttOrney-GeoTge N. AldreLge..
District Clerk-Wllliam A. HarwOOd.
county Clerk-Alexander HarwoOd.
Sherlii-W. NJ. Moon.
Surveyor-Robert M. Cook.
Ireasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide Inspector - Emerson
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

oFilcE OF THE HERALD.
DALLAS, Texas, June !, 1915.
r MONETARY.
emf I 10. monetary market Is somewhat .tr,ny.
mnts ~ uitslue business, but there Ia amni,
clal trade. '"s'"'ss ana CONNER
sIivET5hnylng, VI selling, ia
P1ere u but little gold OF silver I'm m.,L.,
prsnin mi,AsNdE-Conmercial, par; bank, 4
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ns south mail and express).. 7:45 a. m
fOm ,bs North (mail and express). 6;26 p. m
f'Ou ,hs south, (aocommodation)ll :20 a. IN
f0l KY North Accommodation 300 p. m
Pun TEX Az AND PACIFIC.
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nun DAILY HERALD.
v,uROAD TIME TABLE.
,,.I and Departure OF Trains Ai
Dallas.

,,orsroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-07
knights OF Pytbias.

,y SgSg pL DE LION LODGE No. 8, meets
RIP nursdny evening. 4. NJ. Miers, ~
@; Ii lunMspaugh, Q. q; Richard Morgan, Y,
son, Recpllap, prelate; y, Y; Eish t,..r,
fI%s J. q Leigh, III. OF Of h.; Paul F1rst, N, OF
'"'y Jeoobs, 4, O., John II. Ryan, v. v,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06
70 the Centennial Exposition.

The Chicago and North Western Rail
way will, on and after May LIST, 1876, and
until October 31st, 1876, have on sale in
all of its coupon ticket offices, Including
its two ticket offices at Omaha,) round
trip excursion tickets to Philadelphia and
New York and return for Centennial Visi
tors. These tickets, for the round trip,
will be sold at one and one-half Of the
rate for trip one way. They will be of
two classes, but will be sold at the same
rates. One class of tickets will be good
East of Chicago, going and returning by
the same route, and and the other class
will be good East of Chicago, going by
one route and returning by another, thus
offering to the purchasers choice of
routes and chances to see various parts of
the country.
Neither cars nor trans will be charter
ed for excursion parties going to the Cen
tennial by this or any other road, nor will
rates be less per person for parties large
or small. Every person going will have
to pay the same rate. as is paid by his
neichbor. No other road will be permit
ted to sell rouxd trip tickets for the Cen
tennial at any less rate than is quoted
above. Reduced rate tickets reading only
to the Exposition will not be sold and the
rates made are all for the full round trip.
All Agents of the Chicago and North
Western Railway will, in due time, be
fully advised as to rates from their sta
tons for the Centennial Tickets, and will,
after April list, 1876, be glad to answer all
enquiries in regard to them.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06
Orig nal EOt;Ce.

STATF OF IOW\
y r "A Cn,,, W. Z" ~ IS.
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10 >. H. HeeSo", i; u. ft"tSg' M.r''H
5!Gtey, o"r@h r, y, " rs :, Jon" i'1r'
EHz4 a. -iI|e", Joh" i. Ie"@sS' an" D."
y; J'Ah @ ,c,, or var .Drs
NoG, AND EACit OF ipu, AhE
4 hereby nol'ilrH mat on o. % lore Aprlt
2na, 1870, 'here VIII ne on me Ia ,ne
ofilce o. the Si3rN OF th3 nio'rIGt S"u'
lama county, Iowa. PcNti"h "' e"pc'C
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-04-06
Rhetorical! Exercises.

nv ~,
The closing Rhetorical Exercises OF the
Higher Department of the Public Schools
were attended by an unusually large an.
a;on,o Tho nrorror,,no n.as roI ron.
VIZ
dcred throughout. Quite number OF
the rcCllatlonS eYlnced considerable elO-
ou.;on,rv cul,ure The following ;s the
or,lor of ovorc;,eo.
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tain =" NV " '' " " ~
'"i n,.: ,1,,;. ,, po,,.;
of Na,inn"i Gro.tness"}vm McS,la;n
Vi 5saiion"l I'LL 10 ,i. ~ IVY, I'LL
NJ 'i 800 p,,,n Lawn '''' ''o i''oN
MS N iii+Z'c pIo" T ~ Non.o,s com,,,;,
ViIi;,. Cmn,,aIl
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