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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HEALTH IS HAPPINESS
CONCENTRATED
White Sulphur Springs Water
Natures Own Remedy.

This valuable preparation put up by Dr.
10. :. Coleman, Dallas, Texas Is IN inialIn,
bic cure for Chronic Constipation, SICK ana
Nervous Headache Neuralgia Torpid liver
Nervous Debility ana the long list OF as,
eases arising nom Il ulsordcreu stomach anu
ConstipHted bowels.
II will relieve the worst cases oil nervous
headaches in from one TO thee hours. VIII
cure the most obstinate cases OF chronic con q
stipatiOn in from ten to thirty days
IL is the best and suICSt pulgatlNe ever
used for any disease, b ing perfectly Snle I'M
Ger all circumstances, uuialhng III us hc-
ton, entirely free from any nausea sIlPlhB,
or even unpleusautntss. Possessing tnnle
properties, Ia thing unknown in any othef
sure purgutive1 that puriucs the OIood ana
builds up the system In such manner lhAt
the same effect is produced Oy fGudctu
dose until It's use may he discontinued ana u
permanent cure effected
IL is convenient, only rtqulrlnga glass OF
water and can he taken nj All umes, as us
action will not Interfere in either business
By ANALYSTS this preparation will he found
| to contain all the medicinal properties Oh
| The White sulphur Spring Water, as taken
| from the Springs,,b but in concentrated lolm
| each mint being equal to two gallons
| the medicinal properties OF the saline
and ucids found in. White sulphur sprihl
! Water are well understood by all wen IN
formed medical men. In tact, these shIlu s.
| and acids prepared by nature tu'Vt WI Vii,i9
into the composition of the blood ana M
blood cam be healthy that lacks any one o
them in their proper proportion. ,,,.,, -,
| Hence the sure ma unNaISlhE u'uiOh "
mis- nrenorntion. As soon as IL Is tax II ]
enters r into the blood, expeling AL accumu
lated poisons arising from indigestion o. {,
malaria, purifying the blood, and strenEln
ening the nervous system, clearing lne con COZ,
nIeyion and impurting gentlal heal'''
lone TO the entire system. , -.,,,n,., ,,,,
'' 10 nut this in the reach of ALL we are Pnl
ting + mn in two size bottles, the prices nt
: mo i,"s ,wenty five cents and dollar SoId u
druggists sei''' tt;2EO. 4. COLEMAN Il co.
DALLAS, TEXAs, July 10, 1876
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WHOLESALE ShOSEh1 WARNh A
BACON Clear Sides lli49l3c; supply am
pie; market good.
BUTTER-Comiug in rapidly; prices de.
clining; % cents according to grade VfeNh
country.
CANDL schuder's, IGA4l7GHupply am
pie.
CANDY-StlcR, II 10 10 cents, according 70
grade Dallas Candy MHnuluctory Il
CHEESE Western, iiMl6.
COAL OIlr-Market bare; - cents in bar
rels: In alseS s. 760ts3 no.
COFFEE-Old good Java,35@36c; Rio choice
BE prime, PEE !, common, 2l@2ltge. stock
ample; demand falr, with an upward ten
dcncy,
CORN NEAL Supply good; boitod, 76c;
unboned, o. cents per bushel.
FLOUR-rodd Mills. q 10 for the best
KIM from 80 TO 81 y; NN, 81 70; \, - ~; NJ.
Louis, none offered.
HNMS-Fancy brands N. Ames) lie; of
brands from 10 to ld C; market quletstocR
small.
KRUUT-Too late In the season to quote.
LARn-ln tierce, lihc; BON pals, lotc,
Fairbanks n pecks, in tins, II c. Market
Md, ASSES@St light. Fancy Louis
lana, zoe; choice DC; prime, Goc; fair, Toe.
SAlil-ln sacks, Liverpool, 81 for coar' q
fine, 81 ~; Ohio river Ia barrels me ~ 10
dairy, In barrels, VI To- table, DC per sheh
supply light, market quick. ,o,.-
SUGAR-GrnnuIated, by the barrel, l2'ac
crushed, l2hc; powdered, l2%ac; prime pow
hered, &c lower; coffee A, lli4c coffee g, lu3tc
choice Louisiana: lOc; prime, lgitci dry far
DC. Market active, supply ample. \ Else III
New Orleans and New York reported;
EA-Einest gunpowder, al %. Marker
| quiet, supply good. ,.
'VINEGA R-Common, 25gSO cents; double
| strength, JDN66c o.
| NPPLES|Drled, loo. for choice; lie. tol
prime; Toe. for state. supply smooth,
| POULTRY-Stock light; demand good
| 80 81 per dozen for chickens.
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a., elan undersigned citizens OF DlltnsI
,n,ing used nr. Colemans oou , n,',, mr.
u WNiiaS sulphur springs WhtGrs ioI rf Ui
,i..1 of the following diseases, VIZ; ,'
nms,in,ion, Sick and Nervous ,t nv ,ypry
tS,sIann have received speedy leilei' ""
NJ Chronic Constipation, ~ iii Iisea.
,",1e Assn common purgatlVe III a. W. nm.
Sss we have never used in eu.o,,e time SO
faiiing in It's effect and AT tne S sntireiy free
i,' Ti,s i'm its action being nEIsas.
P'o"r any nausea, gripping or eNe, ,ioriy INIT
ntness. We lind by using ~ u,,,,ti one
IN can reduce the dose gradmSlly nntIsctiye
we "a" the usual quantity viii Do Us ''''''
ms the full dose. Ito ~ this valuable pre-
NnT we can recOmmen9 IL w. O." VERY.
quallheu W. A, ROBINSON
where. ~ X MERIWETHEhi
PIT CLARK,
WI DUFFEG,
b, NJ, FLOOD,
q. V, VAUGHN,
ID. BROWN,
ALFRED KENT,
A. MARSHALL,
L. b. HAHER,
VIC. StCKLES,
| II. THlERMA an,
,o,,rsm AND MANY OTHERS.
NfI 4
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THE MAILS.
Arrival and Departure OF Malls ut Dallas Post
OiiiGe.
Northern Mail,

Northern Mail,
vle NJ, X. and I. II. r., comprising western,
'nrtheru and eastern StlteS, New York and
w Louis mails, arriyosat 6:2j p m; departs
St7ij am. Pouch closes ut II M
Southern mail.
lew Orleans aud southern Louisiana, Gal.
oeSton, Houston, Austin, Waco, and all Other
noInts IN southern Texas, arrives at 7:ij II
N; departs at $50 p N. Pouch closes at . p m,
Eastern Mail,
Wat. and =. R.R., comprising southern and
middle states, Louisville, Chattanooga, Mem
phls Little Rock, and shreveport, and all
EASTERN Texas, arrives daily AT 1905 p IN; de-
parts daily at 0I5 p IN. Pouch closes at 5
pm. ,~a..o, NAH
From Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
WeatherfOrd, Decatur, Palo Pinto, JacksborO
and western posts, arrives at 400 y m: de-
parts ut ZOO M
Cedar R.u Mail.
Cedar Hill, Mansfield, Alvarado and Cross
Tlnbers, arrives at q p IN Wednesday aud
Saturday, departs Monday and Thursday at
fam.
Denton, Bolivar, Elizabethtown, Boyd's
Mills LewisVille and Trinity Mills, arrives
at u. m. Monday, Wednesday and saturday,
Departs at q. n. IN, alternate days.
Grapevine Mail
Arrives every Monday at p. IN, Departs
Tuesday at II. m.
Office Hours.
Delivery window, \ n. m. 10 3 p. ~; money
order window, y Il. m, to IL IN and rom y.
m. to ip. IN. Stamps sold from n. m. To
pm Letters registered only during money
orders hours.
All persons having complaints against the
office on any account, will please present the
anne, in writing or in person, to the Post
master
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yb,t,he Druggists say.

Wa the undersigned Druggists OF Dallas,
Toyos having been selling Or. Coleman =
concentrated White sulphur Sprlags Waora
nl "r s of learning OF effect upon tne
partes to whom we have sold 90 u racafSs
uhel9 i,,o markrt. And for tho diseases
upon ,o tnod in DR.. Colemans circular, una es-
m mSslaIy chronic constipation sick and nGl
rpnms h1a aches, and as common puis",thN Nv,
vous a NJ" nryrr rolI any preparation tha'
Ti S such universal satisis' Lion effect,
Knowing its pleasant 'nI I. TTi nnGer ali cir
los .,s,SnCes we most chceifully recommend
f Gu ise to the suffering everywhere no
GALl4AWAI n GALE
UOsKlNS& HOWElL,,,
WILLIAMS n TOLllNEk'
nAILAs, Texas, July l. 1916.
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LUMRER

YELLOW pGNE-BuXiug, fencing, scnntlipg
- H per hundred; dressed boards, 81 ~ per
hundred; ceiling, 49, s.; Collins As, a. -,
Notwithstanding, 81 1jGS2; loonug, Y 80,
WHITE PiNE-Ceiling, S! -luli2 30; wealth
CYPRESS BDARps-SiHsi %.
SHlNGhFS-Whito pine, IS iO9t5 -; cy.
press, 50 5IWj w.
The market is evidently active. neman /
quiet; supply ample. The amount @, build
ing going on is considerable aud 40 failing
on pCrCepublc.
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THE GRAIN HARRIET,

CukN-Icxas IN shucS, 20 cents; Tex
as IN suck, % cents Kansas, ear none:
kansas, sacked, CD To- Is cents, Market quiet
supply up 10 the demand
WHEAT No. ,, old, uuuo No. 3, old, njl
81 ul. No demand for lower grades.
BARLEl Nothing doing, no Ntocs; prices
nominal AZ SOC.
OATS tc worth from - cents. Market
very duh.
RGE-Prices nominal ut Soc, notnug DO
ing.
BkAN-Mlrket entirely bare.
HAl-IeNus, from s6IS per ton for new.
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WINES AND Liquors.

BEER-Anheusers sld per casbi Uhrlgs,
SIS per caslS; Lemps SO per coss; Cinclhhatl
Star, 81 per cask
WHlSRY-sl 1903 50. go..o-
BRANDY-Applc, 81 5OaS OO; Cognac, $500
per gallon; penoh % o. blackberry, u 49,
Ginger, 500
GlN-Sl 5NG2 ~. ,-,., e,e.
KING, in baskets, s2j; Heidsiche's, s7 per
case. .,-o,s,nn, ,,o,rainu,
to brand and quality. a, .,..ono ,,,.
PORT WINE--ls worth 81 ooes- W pei
STANDARD, Is worth 200 per
gallon,
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Prints AND NUTS.

AppT,ES-Are scarce; they are quoted ~
sqaiO per barrel; for extra choice hleulu''' s''
market dull, none in town. o,.-o,., ,or ~,
1NNHNAs--F ON s2gi per bunch. Sons,
FIGSl-In layer, per pound, Dc; no urn .I
sgs in Inc market; small pill boxes by 'h'
n.y. Y'r'M0VNS-Are advancing and are quoted
nt 81 bO@l0 90 per box. aro,od At 60 90
al M ner hundred Tor the MesslnH' NO NJ
Srmo or Louisiana in market' or rourd.
PECANs ',,o,dG s 1G Nav York at lie;
lne SyissIIHNSNIayer, per box, s. 5OsS 1904 wv
lo wrATN tfTS-G renobe are quoted al Ho.
Cocoa N'TTS-Are quoted at w per "u"'
dred. ,,,,,,, r.,,rosoee Arm AT lOaI2c pei
| Mound.
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SOCIETIES..
Masonic.

All Masonic bodies meet NJ olo h"'h ''''0'
over c. Nj. Wheats store ,
nAJJAB CHAPTER, No. AZ Royal htS ,
Maanns meets at the Chapter rooms III YIN
oity of Dallas, on the nrsJ Moho"S ~ WV
month. GALVESTON NJ HIP
JOSEPH l.. FISHER, SeerelhtN'
TANNrgJJJ LODGE, No. 81, 4. n n. ~
,,,ate ~, the second and last SATURDAY even
ings of each month, At the Ma SMIT llNH NJ.
LIB. LoUCKx, Secretary. :,
niIINs LODGE, No Az +. * A. NJ
moets on the flrst and third Saturday even:
invs of every month, at its hall over " M
Wheat's store, on Main StTe Se.S;;Nop W.M.
-PApaErr, Secretary:
odd Fellows.
sCuIIJERBUND LODGE NO. 2S, L. ~; |
Pe H., ,iI Hail. o' j. GnOsSMAN, N. e.
L. WAGNER, Secretary. .,
Eureka Lodge, Il 0. o. F., meets M i n,Sa,
ardson, Dallas county, eV5Is "e'"''
Vehine' ~ Il. i. VOORHEES,, NJ u"
II. b. HOWE, Secretary
p,DaE,,ny rNCAMPMENT No. ~ !. u,
O. r. meets on the first ana thirq r w.
nights in each month"; AZ y s'G n8 4V c. ?.
Hall. D. w. ia
DALLAS LODGE No. A. l. " ~ ~ # tr !, Eel.
on every Wednesday hlShtni asNnY. n, q.
lows Hail. DE- on,' N ,,o,s
TRINITY LODGE No.l9S l. o; q. r. i nife's
''''' '''n' G. Ii. CALHOUN N'1'
Il. TuRLEY, Secretary. rcr n q. r.,
THOMAS CHAPEL Lodge, H. iia ~ ,rh"mas
meets every Saturday nishI "' INV
chapel church, SION s.. RECORD. W. c. T.
]. w, RECORD W. Secretary >,,,,,
limited FRIENDS OF TEMPEEhTA aIieg
Meet every Monday night ~ olu I'VE
building Elm street, nj elshI UTI'TTN " p.
NJ. y. FRANhLlN' w.
j. N. RUSSELL, Il. :.
B'Nai FIRTH
nAIJ.stoDGE NO. lg7, B'NAl Bhiiin IL
meats avery second and fourth luesu" ~ ~
each month. President, ID. Hosiih' IknsSph II
ident, Noise Kahn: secretary rnr Eman
Friend; monitor, d. Goslin; treasurer i'"''
uel Kahn. ,,o,
The DALLAS MEDICAL and ~ , t0i No ID
ASSoCI ATioN. rleets regularly on W al
and Attn Tuesdays of each mohth, pnnao %
n. m = II, THURSTON, NJ. d., Presloen''
A, q. GRAHAM, NJ, D., Secretary ,.,,.,
VINO A-The Young Mems otrl s,.mr,
Assassination PRAYER Meeting at D p me- eNo''
day,
knights Of Pythins.
Copup mr. LION LODGE No: ), msVI
every phursIav evening. 7. NJ; Miers, r.
II. p Annsnauph. C. G.; Richard MOTEL,
c.; ii. A, McCullnm, Prelatei ". u; fnastcr. al
son, X. X. and T.. Jos. SWAIN, ~ n A Z
Arms; j. q. Leigh, NJ. of ~; P4n' ppt u,I' q. {
r.; Harry Jacobs |. g., Johh IL IVY @'
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

CITY OF DALLAS.
May0r--John ID, Kerfoot.
Engineer-Wllliam NJ. Johnson.
Attorney Barnett Gibbs.
Recommendation W. Bowen.
Secrctary-J. Is. Hereford.
Assessor and CollectOr-J. n. Ogden.
Mnrshal--W. +. Morton.
Health Oflicer:-Dr NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aidermen--First ward: II. Eryay, j. "
Crowdus. Second ward: W. j. Clark and +.
~ Guedry. Third ward y. 7. JET and NJ
Uowan. Fourth ward: j. l.. Williams ana
NJ. NJ. Newsome.
Commissioner of Immigration-J. Manlove,
The Offices of the various city officers arr
at the city market house. The board OF AL
dermen meet in regular session III Ine couh'
Gil room over the market, very tuesday
A....i
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B,arSmnd.Up and n,IlSa n,,.,
seem to have fixed mot,or. ., ,o" !,
them Man.Not. 6niJ,orIIi. W ,iN'v =,
vet to he heard Gon - "''' q"
If,
' I ui'R shouldn't fix their eye,
holds thcm with h"r 81, 'I.;,,, ''''',. '"y
tlcy immediatcly clos. | m' W ~ "'''
~, ''.N "P
lhree interesting Germans at New.
ark, NewJersey maddcncd with the
neat or strong drink, after shooting two
policemen ON Friday pushed into a
workshop and shot unfortunately at
anyone standing in their way The
crowd forced them to the river where
they were stoned until the water closed
over them. They were treated ~ rlhid
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
NJ st,unton. virginia.

p.v r. H. philips A. NJ RSGtST' @ oiiiseSs.
ssps T. rIDresepGifso %
issn sa' rl Ra'a1 %SSlsrPas q
seven denom nniSosues address the Rs I
or lion. II, W. sheneS'
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TOBACCO-ls worth from D@I5r, accord
,n, In nunIity; The market is declining
Inc stock is large and the demand very good
CIGAKS-Worth from 50 25GS ~ for domes-
tic with Havana htters. Market is dulli sup
Dly ample, demand fair
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hSCUB.ESrS.

ONlONS-Old dry, "a 40 per barrel No"e'
BEANS-Nnvy, &c. supply, gooa.
p6rA TOEiS- Market Nbundnnlly supplied
with choice uew. Tney are worth rom ~ L"
"CSBbAGES-M Market well supplied WIN
local production, Worth slg NJ per h"gSho''
for good,
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CONSTRUCTIONS.

As TENABKANA, with all trains on N.
Louis \ Iron Mountain Il. II. for ali points
North, East Nud Southeast.
At 10 EuVlEW JUNCTION and MIN.
NICOLA, with trains ON the International
r. Il. Ior Tyler, palestlne, Houston, ualyes-
ton and SAN Antonio.
AT DALLAS, with tralus North aud South
on Houston aud Texas Central II. X, Tor
sherman, Paris, liouham, Mckinney, Cor
slcaNN, Brcmond, Waco, Houston and Aus.
tin.
Al SlllENEPORr, with u regular line OF
Hrsi-cidSS steamers for New Orleans.
lhis line, being fully equipped with all
modern improvements, such as Westing-
house Air Brakes and Miller Truss Platforms
ond Coupler, is unsurpassed for
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aallg &}erald.
THE Daily HERALD.

.,rrNILY HERALD Is Published every
=, 'Ghs eLeept Monday Monday q l $40 year, IA
.deh 0r one week single copies, cents,
e. 6ally Herald is now furnished 10 sub.
lirors nv carrier ~ - cents per week Tie
orpee,ellI he cliyeged regularly each morn
pap, nm curly hour, 90 any pgrt af the city
81, 9a @taa %' n3 "9 ,s Of ne
.ouI't naper win obIige by reporting nj this
nnllnL
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nAIHAS CnUNTY.


District Judge-Nnt. NJ. Burtord, Dallas.
County Judge-Robert ii. West.
county AttOrney--GeOrge \. Alufedse,
District Clerk-William A. HARDWOOD.
County Clerk-hleXaDdcr HarW0od.
Sherlti-W. NJ. Moon.
Surveyor-Robert NJ. Cook.
Treaslirer-Nlartin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide Inspector - Emerson
COUNTY COSAlsSIONERS.
District No. Nv. II. witt, Trinity Mis-
District No. 2-r. ]. Nash, Duck Creek;
District No. 3-Flem. q. Bledsoc, HutcnlhS
District No. IN. o. McAdans, Five MIC
JUSTICES OF TnE PEACR.
Precinct No. Nv. W. Peak and n.
Precinct No. 81. n. Blewett, Richardson
Precinct No. 8-E. T. Myers, Duck GteeE,
Precinct No. IA. ID. Lahler, hausht'
Store. ,,.,,., Iorcos,
Precinct No. s. Saunders Lah'"s
ter. ,,, If Gtou,ort Coda,
Hill, ~, ,oo,,, roo,e Ford.
Precinct No. S--John Preston, grapevine
uONSTABLES.
pracinct No. IA, IL. Hardin, Dallas.
Precinct No. 2---J. NJ. Salnohs, lrih''S
Mills. \, p,rr,,,,ou Ducl
Precinct No. 4--Jns. II. Sullivan Taught
Precinct No. 5-Robert George, Lancaster
Precinct No. 7-Eagle Ferd.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
HORTIGuLlURE AND PONOLQaY'

Tho ,nuoud annual yNblultiou aud reunion
of the luNAs state horticultural and pumo-
logical N,oclNiinn WITH take place In tho
city OF Houston, on the l0,h day NJ August
next Tho various vpuul OttS Rre at work
making preparations which viii result Ia
the Kraudyst exhibition ut us character over
given la Ia, south,
Tue various Nuvs OF railroads conteIing at
Houston will Issue Excursion Tickets, the
Express Company VIII carry VII packages tur
exhibition nee, and the iutchlns House,
Exchange hotpl and Elssen House will re-
uucH their rates one thid for the OCclauun.
Interesting and pleasing additions win this
y ear hv made To the exhibition,
The Association Is AZ yet tnuyouug In offer
premiums, except OF honorable monlion, In
view Ot THIS fact, gtcNt many special pre-
miums viii ho ONtrcu ~ gentlemen OF
Houston, Ull ol whtcN VIII he published ia
uuo time, An entries viii bo troo, and adj
mission nee, As the grand atm OF this Assoc
citation Is To encourage diversity % produc.
ton, its exhibition viii embtaco any desorip-
ton ot homo products that may be sent Ia
be- displayed, together with lis spcclalues Of
nuts ana flowers.
\ WHITAKER, President.
T.. l., lfChFu, HcvrptlrN
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The Herald has just received a large , as
cant o "O.ltlitIN OMuS' 49,, an
,hem to order at 50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI"
anger orders. Call carly
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VICTOR GATE

Decidedly the most Convenient snEn aIed 'U to-
the farm yet invented ri,b AsuFFS For terms nd.
sell county NY r. j. sTURDEyANT &Co..
dress. i'rn.,l nox IA, Dallas, Texas.
feb91n LAWN
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NEW FEED TO r e

.oa commerce street N""'""
Public Square
neolers in four Meal Bran ,a,. Tern lowest W
and F Es !, S any part Hu sRS
juneT-dlm'
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
..,i,ni aud Departure of Trains NJ
DRIisA.
no,isroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

AirlvOs
s,,,o the south mail and express. 7.lj a. m
ssr"m me North (mail and eNpressl. 0;2j p. IN
lam the south, recommendation '2O n. m
gIoGl the North. Recommendation 300 p, IN
TEX A. AND PACIFIC.
LoHVes. Arrive
Mali and ENpr2ss""". 1;OO p. M. 800 y, m
%ceom datlOn"",.,.,. $50 n, IN, lO!lj u, m
HaS,onrh FreiE D. IN. lOI5 "a. IN
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WOOL MARkEE.
wmoLrsALE GRoCEnY MARlAE

White wool free of burrs, ............. X cents
Black aud bury ....,,.........,....,. HAS cents
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We have i've Houses Ia the state: One At
Waco, one at Marlin, enc ut Bryan, one at
Mcxio, with Headquarters At this place.
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iSDl ITS CONNECTIONS FOSa luG
CHICAGO,
NEW ORLEANS
ALI POINTS NORTH AND EAST
ARRIVE.

Trains Leave Dallas station a. follow y
sundays exoeptodi
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ooEuR DE LION LODGE NJ M,s >, m p. {.
every Thursday evening, 4. In Nj Mnrrnn, V.
RPi AuqspauEh, C. g. i RiTe2b5a H. Richard
son IL A. Rco oua e. Jos. swain, MasteI-a IT.
Arms j. g. Leigh, NJ. Of H.; Paul Pnrs'' w. o. o.
r.; Harry Jacobs, |. g., Johh lie IVY SUI
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-21

The DALLAS MEDICAL and su II; me ID
ASSOCIATION, rleets reEu!HrhS az "a o'clock
M't VI, "" ~ S1r'ppiIIRSTON, NJ. D., President
A. q. GRAHAM, NJ. D., Secretary .,,or
Y. MIC. A.-The Young Mems Chri a.nrV
Association Prayer Meeting at p me- eNo''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-21

DALLAS LODGE NO. ~ B,NA Ana % hi in IN
meets every second ana n l9 GnSiin: Vice pres.
dent Noise Kahn: secretary, JosGEg ino N
Friend; monitor, d. Gosliu; treasurer Emu"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-12-28

and trust under the Government
United States Surveyor-General of the
Land Office for the District of Louisiana
at the city of New Orleans-and one r.
B. Levisse, who was at the same time an
United States Commissioner, both said
Brewster and Levisse being qualified
and exercising the functions of said
offices, which rendered them ineligible
under the Constitution of the United
States; which declaration of election by
said Board was in the face of written
protests and verbal objections.
%. That in various parishes of this
State there were cast number of Re-
publican ballots which bore only the
names of three Republican Electors, but
that said Electors were returned as
elected although the names of five of
said Electors did not appear thereon;
that the number of such ballots reached
close on to three thousand, which was a
fraud on the part of said Board.
F. @. ZACHARIE,
H. @. BROWN,
- CHAs. OAvANAc,
--ssr,s E. A. BURKE, Sk sassags -
]. r. A. GAUTHREAUx,
FRANK MCGLoN,
OF Counsel
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-12-28
A Dentist Made q Marquis.

DR.. dOyley Evans, an American, but
now settled in Paris, has lately been ele-
waited to the dignity of the Roman peer
age by His Holiness, Pope Plus TX, un-
der the title of the Marquis dOyley, of
the Holy Roman Empire. The doctor
is the first and only American who has
been SO honored without losing his ma
tionality. He is married to Baltimore
lady of Scotch extraction, who was lately
on visit to her friends and relatives in
America. She was the co-heir of the
late Alexander Mcdonald, of Baltimore,
naturalized citizen of the United States,
but by birth the twenty-frst and last
lineal chief of clan Ronald, of Lochaber,
laird of Keppoch, in the highlands Of
Scotland, Gneally descended from John
l, last King of the Isles, who married
Margaret, youngest daughter of Robert
II, King of Scotland.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-12-28

LONDON Court Circular: Torpedoes,
which explode by clock-work, like the
engine which caused the Bremerhaven
explosion, are said to be favorite weapons
in the Russian navy. We found them
when our fleet was in the Baltic, aud
the vessels used to dredge for them,
bring them up and destroy them. 1t is
stated that on one occasion one of these
devilish inventions was fshed up and
placed on the quarterback of an English
ship-of-war, where the officers proceeded
to examine it, with the usual reckless
ness of the British sailor. Imagine the
haste with which the inspection was con-
cluded when the Captains coxswain,
who had been bending over the machine,
pulled his forelock and quietly observed: !:
Please, your honors, the beggar's tick
ingp meaning that the clock-work was
still going, and that an explosion might
occur at any moment.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-12-28
An Old Notion Upset.

Weigh pig; give him three pals of
swill, and then weigh him again he
will weigh no more than he did at first.
This has been a very popular theory in
the agricultural districts, but it was
most successfully refuted at Clinton,
Mass. At family reunion there were
four solid sons, one solid daughter, three
average daughters-in-law, medium
sized son-in-law, and enough grand
children TO swell the party to fifteen
souls and as many stomachs. The united
weight of this family before dinner was
1852 pounds; the united weight after
dinner was 1871 pounds; the net gain
representing the weight of the dinner
actually eaten was 35l pounds; the aver
age gain per stomach was2 7.2O pounds
the maximum gain, or the largest dinner
eaten, was 44 pounds; the minimum
gain was 4 pound. The pig theory il
hereby discontinued until furthe
notice.