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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30
BosroS, May 8, 1876.
CARE DOING MoNnERs.n

Nessrs Weeks d Potter: GeHtIemen-CoLLINs' VOL
TAIC PLAsTERs doing wonders. They work like
magic, and those you sent last are all sold and more
wanted. Send me three dozen as yeu get this
Money enclosed herewith. l want them tomorrow
night if possible. In haste. Yours,
t. E. PALMER, P. NJ.
No. FAYETTE, Me- May l, 1876.
Sold by all druggists Sent by mail receipt of %
cents for one Sl25 for six s. 95 for twelve careful
ly wrapped. and warranted, by WEEKS &c POTTER,
Proprietors Boston, Mass o4T
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30
More Goods at Halls
JUST RECEIVED, A LOT OF FAIL GOODS

Seal Brown Cashmere, Black Cashmere Bn-Il Y.
Alpacas, Seal Brown POplin, Rugby SUN H. " h.
ture" for suiting. Seal Brown aud Black MAJ n
lent, Eureka Skirts, Elannels Tor sun rsSsr.
neis Ladies, and Gents Under Clothing Cl,i.'
Under Vests and Pants. Mems over shirts a. "a .
Trimmings consisting Of Trimming Buttons SLS ~ !,
Tassels in variety Of colors, Belts ahl PM. n
stock Of Ladies' Fancy Ties. Collars ana .ga
ren's and Ladies' Trans-Continen'a = oO -, ~.
thing), Continental Combs. Men ana ny 9O!s w.,
wheeler Hats, Reform Hats, Honest haI IA w
end cS,Id,en as' Roots~a GOOD serge boot for
pair. our stock Of Boots and Shoes . alss n
have ever had Horse Blankets Oye ,a,s Nm. /.
dollars and so on up. Mems Co1 npr. IN -
style. for ten dollars. Trunks and basa ,, IA ge
Buck Gloves, Shawl Straps etc. lane -, ~ -.
Rubber Boots and Shoes. Everything 10y ,rs B.
before the last advance in market eoo og md u
each week. Everything has strucA - 70 lgJ q
upward tendency. Never better o Ilit5T ggg
now. HERDS GRASS AND CLo'h"
| QUANTITY.
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s. s. BLANCHARD

Has sait PORK soT ssie aIse 10 barrels nice Soap t
~ IL cents per gallon b the barrel half barrel
Clever October .. 1876 All
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30
LAME BACK.
Lame and Painful Back. Twelve Days in
Hospital.

Hospital.
MssSrS Weeks e Potter GsRtiemen-I have Just
recovered from lame and painful back through the
use of your COLLINS VoLTAIC PLAsTERs My back was
lame and painful that could not stoop. walk or
do duty of any kind and placed in the hospital
for twelve days without then asked permission
of the surgeon to try the COLLINS VoLTAIc PLAsTERs
and in few hours after putting one entirely
relieved of pain aud able TO bend my back; now
thoroughly well. | consider them simply wonderful.
Respectfully yours,
ALEXANDER JAMESON,
Co. l. LIST Artillery. Fort Warren.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30

Smart thing.-Mustard plaster.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-10-30

Providence, r. l., Oct. 24.-About
two weeks ago young man went TO
work for Oliver Z. Ballou, a farmer re-
siding a mile beyond Cumberland Hill.
He gave his name as George Burdick,
but his real name is Boss. Yesterday af-
ternoon, Mr. Ballou was from home, and
about half-past o'clock Burdick went
into the house, seized Mrs. Ballou. gag
ged and tied her 50 that she could mel
Their make any outcry or in any way pre-
vent the thief from carrying out his de-
sign. Having secured her. be broke
open desk and carried off fourteen or
fifteen dollars. He then went to the
barn, harnessed horse into buggy and
drove away. When Mr.. Ballou got home
be learned what had happened during
his absence, and be hurried of with d
neighbor and informed the police, who
at once started 10 pursuit Of the thief
At WoOdsyille be was heard Of and at
wauskuck. and finally he was arrested
near Pawtucket. 1t was pitch dark. and
/ the officers heard the noise Of the APP
preaching team before it could be seen.
4 When it came up the officer asked the
/ way 70 Boston. and as soon as Burdick
made answer his voice was recognized,
and in an instant he was pulled out Of
the carriage.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-05
Personal.

r. A. Grosbeck, Esq, of the Houston
and Texas Central Railroad was in the
city yesterday.
Judge Silas Hare, of the Criminal
District Court, arrived in the city and
opened Court on Monday morning.
Among the visitors in our city, we
are pleased to greet Mr.. Sidney S. Tut
tie, of the firm of Pierpont Il futile,
Bushnell, Illinois. Mr.. Il. will remain
In the city about a month.
Mr.. Charles |. Church, senior MEM
Der of the firm of G. L. Church & Co.,
grain dealers, corner Elm and Lamar
streets, arrived home last night by the
Texas and Pacific road, after u twelve
days trip to ST. Louis. Daring his abb
sence he was approached by mill
owners in Hannibal, Missouri, and
Quincy, Illinois, who desire to secure
as mnuh of Texas wheat as can be
shipped there-the grain being better
tor the export flour trade than any
other offered the present season. Mr..
G. will leave for Hannibal the first OF
of the coming week to perfect arrange
ments looking to a full supply o
the extensive mills there located OF
the grade of wheat desired. 1t speaks
well for this section that its chief ag
ricnltural product is thus sought after
and Captain Church deserves infinite
credit for his efforts to bring int
prominence our staple.
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Fields, Theafer.

The Nelson Combination placed last
night upon the boards at Fields Thea
ter the "Woman of the People"
The principal character, sustained by
Miss Blanche DeBar, was rendered in
manner that was at once faultless
and most satisfactory to the very crit
ical audience in attendance. We GER
tainly have seldom seen the deepest,
most wildly wrought passions of the
human heart so wildly portrayed as
by this accomplished actress. Her
enunciation is clear, her delivery pos
sesses all requisite emphasis aud mod
ulation, and the elegance and natural
grace Of her manner Is unexception-
able.
Miss DeBar Is well sustained, and the
company merits the largest houses
Dallas can bestow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-05
MARRIED..

RAWLINS-FISHER-A the residence of
the brides mother, on Pacific avenue, in this
city, at half-past2 o'clock p, M, yesterday,
January 4, 1876, by Rev. Il. q. Buckner, Mr..
a. b. Rawlins, of Hutchins, Dallas county,
and Miss Virgie Fisher,
Immediately after the ceremony the bridal
party left for the residence of the BRIDE
groom, May their married life continue as
pleasantly as 1t has begun.
In the above event Dallas looses one OF its
fairest flowers, the Fay orite club one of its
most valued members,a and the Baptist church
and choir their faithful and accomplished
organist, who join in bidding the fair bride q
sisters farewell, and though we are parted
for while on earth, may we join and sing
In that choir above, where friends will never
part or discord mar our song. ZACH.
McNEALUS-ROSSE the residence
of Mr.. F. L; Guedry in this city, on Monday
evening, January 3D. instant, by RI. Rev,
Alex. 9. Garrett, Mr.. J, G. McNealus and
Miss Marie NJ. Rosseau, all of this city
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of the 9th instant, al which time the
streets will DO In excellent condition
for marching.
The Flremen's ball will take place
at Lively Hall, instead Of at the Court
house as heretofore stated. We think,
ourselves, the hall much the better
place of the two.
-Howe's great circus and menagerle
will exhibit this afternoon Mt two
o'clock and at night The procession
will march through our streets this
morning. Don't fail so "see the
elephant"
Goldsmith, Rosenthal n Co. have
n new and well displayed ADVERTISE
ment In to'day's paper, to which at
tentlOn Is called, Remember the great
Dollar Store, IA Elm street.
The letter In to-day's paper from
San Marcos IL II month or more old,
having been delayed in some way, and
only reached us day or two ago, II Is
none the less interesting, however, to
the general reader.
The auctloneor with his spire-like
hat and doleful COW bell, tickled the
fancy OF many lockers on ut the mas
querade. We can't compliment him,
however by saying tho joyful elang of
the bells rivaled the rich and stirring
tones of the admirable band present on
that occasion.
The prisoners in our county JUL
have invoked the muses. in Offering a
testimonial to Major James E. Bark
ley. 1t is gratifying to feel that these
poor fellow, placed by their deeds be-
yond the pale of society and friends,
have received at our Sherifl's hands
that treatment which evokes their
gratitude, even If expressed In broken
rhyme and faulty utterances.
We take pleasure in calling atten'
ton to the card of Frank Hlcklin, ESD,
In to-day's issue. Mr.. Hicklin is TAX
ing time by the forelock in announcing
at an early day his candidacy for the
Office Of City Assessor and Collector
1t Is an important position, and one
in which the citizens and Taxpayers Of
Dallas feel much interest. since it is d
vital Importance that the taxes of the
city be promptly collected and hon
estly disbursed. We have no doubt
but Mr.. Hicklln will fill the office to
the satisfaction Of our people.
In honor of the completion of the
new line Of street railroad, party OF
invited guests assembled at Mr.. Kel-
ler's handsome residence, yesterday
evening, and there partook of spark
ling champagne and petit Souper that
was unexceptionable. The energy and
vim with which this lengthy line of
road has been put through, is matter
of qualification to our citizens, and re-
fleets Infinite credit upon the enter
prising corporators. We certainly
wish that the fullest measure of finan-
cial success may attend them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-05
FELL THROUGH A MATCnwAY.
Death Of a Member of Imboden's First
virginia Battery.

Sunday morning about three o'clock,
Mr.. Richard Moon, Confederate sol
der who had lost his arm In Virginia
during the war, and who was employ
ed in this city as private Waterman,
fell through an open hatchway In
McBride's livery stable, at the corner
Of Elm ana Market streets, striking In
his fall carriage, and sustaining in
juries from which he died at the city
hospital, at half-past six o'clock yester-
day evening. Deceased was from
Stanton, Virginia, and belonged to
one Of the best families of the old COM
monwealth. He was attended in his
last hours by warm friends, who did
everything in their power to soften his
path to the grave.
The remains will be inferred to-day.
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Totnl number shares present.-.. 7O5

In addition to the above there were
present DIR. j. w. Calder, J. M. Mccoy
and J. G. Eblen, representing (64)
sixty-four shares, showing clearly n
majority present of all the stock issued
by the company.
On motion Of w. ]. Clark, Colonel
Nj. Pointer was appointed committee
of one to wait on H. M. Hammond,
Secretary Dallas and Wichita Railroad
Company, and request him to attend
this, irregular Stockholders Meet
ing. Carried.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE.
The undersigned, appointed to wait
upon Il. M. Hammond, Secretary of
tie Dallas and Wichita Railroad Com
pany, and request his presence In at
tendance upon this annual meeting
of the Stockholders of the Dallas and
Wichita Railroad Company, begs leave
to state that he has waited upon the
said Il. Nj. Hammond, Secretary of
the said Railroad Company, and re-
quested his attendance upon this said
meeting, and that the said Hammond
stated to the undersigned that owing
to the present condition of his wite's
health he was unable to be present at
said meeting, and suggested that the
Stockholders appoint a Secretary pro
TEN. Hammond also stated that the
books and records of the said Railroad
Company were in his desk, and owing
to The fact that he had some private
papers in said desk, he could not give
up the keys to get the books and pa
pers of said Railroad Company.
Sighed NJ. POINTER,
Committee.
After the completion of the regular
order Of business, it was resolved that
owing to inability to procure the books
of the company ut this annual meeting
of Stockholders, the election of officers
be now held.
On motion of Capt. w. J. Clark, it
was resolved to elect full board OF
fifteen Q5) Directors.
The vote being taken by tellers, the
following gentlemen were elected by
the vote set opposite their respective
| names
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The Week of Prayer, 1875,

The Evangelical Alliance suggests
the following topics for meditation and
prayer Oh the successive days of the
week:
WEDNESDAY, January 5.-Prayer
for families; for Goddess pa
rents; for children at school,;
for those entering upon pro-
fessional and commercial live; for
widows and orphans; for sons and
daughters in foreign lands; and for all
who are mentally or otherwise af-
llicted.
THURSDAY, January G.-Prayer for
rulers, magistrates and statesm en- for
soldiers and sailors for national insti.
tutions for philanthropic and charita-
BILE societies; for prisoners and cap
turers and for the prosecuted and OPP.
pressed.
FRIDAY, january Prayer for
Christian missions and for the con-
version of the world to Christ.
SATURDAY, January S.-Prayer for
all nations; for the maintenance of
peace; for the cessation of tumults and
wars, and civil strife and for the re-
moval of intemperance, immortality
and infidelity from the land.
SUNDAY, January 9.-Sermon: "The
Ultimate Triumph" Psalms, Xxx Ii II,
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MISPLACED Confidence.

And still another man with more
money than brains is found. This
time he gives up his wallet with one
hundred and eighty dollars currency,
to stranger to keep for him until he
gets sober, and has not seen man OF
money since. This, in substance, was
the tale related last night at the
Sheriff's office, by two men who had
come thither for the purpose of obtain
ing assistance In recovering the miss
ing money. One OF these men was the
party whose money was taken; and,
according to his story, he was drinking
early last evening in the Bismarck
saloon, on Main street, when he was
approached by man named Graham.
This party, after some conversation,
remarked that as he was little drunk
he had better give him, Graham, his
pocket-book to keep for him until
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-05
THE DAILY HERALD
DALLAS, TEXAS
PREFERRED SPECIALS.
w. d. Donoho 4 Co.

Commission dealers In Lands ana Lots, La
mar Hotel Building.
Have Eastern funds for loan on improved
Dallas property, In sums from $1,000 to w.
900.
Can supply any demand for "alternate'
and International land scrip, at current
rates,
Have 100, 900 acres Of splendid pine HnOc'
lands In one body, on water navigation ~
bargain. Titles very best.
want 10 negotiate for $4,000 to $4,000 acres OF
good lands, In one body, within nifty miles OF
Dallas.
VIII have In n few daysa new town site o.
5000 lots for sale. ". Is. DoNoho w.
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Mowe,s Great London Circus

With its elephants Chieftain, En-
peror, Mandric, Sultan and Victoria,
Its zebras, lions and tigers, and vast
menagerie of other wild animals,
spreads its canvass tonight for the
first time in this city.
The Iroquois Indians, leapers, clowns
and acrobats accompanying this mann
moth exhibition, are said to be unri-
vailed in their varied aud wonderful
performances.
The pyramid formed by the four
large elephants were we'll worth seeing
alone.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot and Cold Baths at Wilson's, No
All Elm street. decl5d2m
Dallas anu Wichita RaiIroad.

DalIas ana wichita Railroad.
Legal Notice
Notice is hereby given, to whom Il NAV
concern, that the President, Directors and
other officers of the Dallas and Wichita rail-
road company, elected ut the regular annual
meeting of the stockholders, held on the
first Monday In January, 1875, will continue
officers of said company until their success
sors are elected, US provided by the charter
and bylaws of said company, liz conse-
quence of the adjournment OF the regular
annual meeting OF said stock holders, held ON
the third day OF January, 1876, to the twenty.
ninth day OF January, 1876, without holding
an election of officers, as set forth In the pub.
lished proceedings OF said meeting.
The present officers OF the Dallas and
Wichita railroad company are j. W, Calder
President; ]. G. Mccoy, Vice President r.. Nj
Hammond, Secretary; j. w. Calder and ]. A.
Bullen, Executive COMMITTEES; and j. w,
Calder, j.. NJ. Mccoy, j. A. Bullen, +. M,
Hammond, +. NJ. Ervay, G. W. Erwin, w, II,
Cummins, A. Calder and w. NJ. Nelson, Di-
rectors.
The immediate government and direction
OF the affairs OF said company are vest d
solely In the above named officers, and will
so remain until their successors are legally
elected, as above stated
J.W. CALDER,
President Dallas and Wichita Railroad Go.
Wichita Railroad Co.
Dallas, January4. 1873. jan5dlt
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morning, Without hosltating, the
pocket.book with It's contents, were
handed over 10 Graham, and the last
seen OF that Individual he was walking
down Main street, Deputy Sheriff
Bev. Scott at once started on the hunt
for Mr.. Graham, accompanied by the
individuals who brought the informa
ton.
LATER-Mr. Graham was arrested
last night about twelve o'clock, by
Officer Ingram, and will this morning
give an account OF himself to his
Honor, Mayor Cabell.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-05

W. f. Lyle & Co. real estate agents, No
i0s Lamar street, beg leave to call the stten-
tate TO the extensive listsof property on their
bulletin boards In and outside OF their office,
under the respective heads OF "Improyed
City Property, ""Vacant City Lots, ""farms''
bracing business houses aud vacant lots in
the commercial center of the city. Also.
building lots, and number of very desir.
able residences situated In every quarter Of
Dallas and other counties ofthe state. hast, as
number Of farms Of various sizes, inclnd-
Ing several large and highly improved plan.
aug25dtf - -
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Lost.

At the Episcopal Sunday School fes-
tival at Lively Hall, on Monday even
ing, December 9th, ladies' striped
scarlet scarf or shawl, supposed to have
been taken by mistake. Any one
having 1t in possession, will confer a
favor on the owner by leaving it at
THE HERALD Office.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-05
Home Fire Insurance Com pany,

of New York. Its funds all devoted to
Fire. No MATURE aoith Life Insurance.
Cash capital $3,00O,0O0. Cash assets,
$6,O0O,O00. Cash surplus as to policy
holders, S3,325, 900. General J. +.
Johnson & Co., managers Southern de-
partment. ]. ID. KerfOot, local agent,
No. 507 Commerce street, Dallas
TeXas.-dd.
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Sealed Proposals.

The Directory OF the Dallas Real Estnt
and Building association will receive seale'
proposals for the sale of business property
at the Office of the Secretary, till Wednesday
January 8, 1876
ST.. ADAMS, President.
T. p. BARRY, Secretary and Treasurer.
janlto5d
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OFFICE d. & w. r. II. COMPANY, !
Dallas, Texas, 10 o'clock A. NJ.

Pursuant to adjournment Of the
Board of Directors of the Dallas and
Wichita Railroad Company, meeting
was held at the Company's Office over
the City Bank, and completed their
organization by electing Captain w. H.
Castor, Vice President; DR.. J. w.
Crowdus, Treasurer; George Shields,
Secretary.
Executive CO,nnliHee.-W. J. Clark,
G. M. Wheat, II. S. Ervay.
After which the meeting adjourned.
w. J. CLARK,
GEORGE SHIELDS, President.
Secretary.
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January bui loiV
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Dallas and Wichita
Railroad Company was held Mt the Of
flee of the Company In Dallas on Mon
day, January 3, 1876.
Colonel A. II. Obenchaln requested
DR.. j. w. Calder TO call the meeting
of stockholders TO order and act rs
chairman Of the same. DIR. Calder de-
clined to do SO. -,
Captain N j. Clark then requested
DR.. Calder 10 act rs chairman, but DR..
Calder again declined.
Captain Clark then moved the nom
ination of Colonel A. II, Obenchain ns
chairman, and Colonel Obenchaln was
unanimously elected. Mr.. George
Shields was chosen Secretary pro tenn
On assuming the chair Colonel Oben-
chain asked DR.. Calder II he would
not, as President Of the Company, act
as the chairman of the Stockholders
meeting. DR.. Calder again declined.
The chairman then asked DR.. Calder
If the room in which the meeting was
held was not the Office Of the Dallas
and Wichita Railroad Company. DR..
Calder replied that 1t was the room In
which the business OF the Company
had been previously transacted, but
that he had paid the rent for the last
month or two.
The Chairman then announced the
regular order of business. The roll
was called and the following stock
ahoyvn tn hp raDrpspnLed-7O5 shares
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The postoflice being removed Is great ad-
vantage TO the majority OF the citizens Of
Dallas. II makes II so convenient, going and
coming, TO drop In at Craddocks Billiard
Hall, and take In some OF that old Monarch
bourbon az refreshments.
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GEORGE SHIELDS, Charm
Secretary pro tenn.

Alta subsequent meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Dallas and Wich-
ita Railroad Company Captain w. j.
Clark was elected President of the
Company, to serve for the term of two
years.
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Notice.

II. G. Collins will be absent from the city
for two weeks, and during his absence Colo
mel Crockett OF the Orange store will attend
to his business, and will Represent the
Agency of the Halliday Wind Mill and
Pumps. janld2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-01-05

Professor Scales, with n full corps of effi-
ciont assistants, Will resume the exercise :
his school, 6il Elm street, on Monday next,
January 3D., dec29.d 1T
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Holiday Goods Holiday Goods

L. p. Lyle, 5O7 Main street. The largest
and finest assortment In the city. Ladies'
work boxes, writing desks, order and jewel
ry and dressing cases. gold pens and pencils,
pictures and picture frames, poems, miscel-
,eous and juvenile books, and in fact eve
~, ling suitable for all. Il. P. LYLE,
ldlm 507 Main Street.
pnsjfi
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A new or secondhand express wagon
Also, o horse and harness. Call NJ
DALLAS CORN MILLS,
dec3ld3t On Patterson avenue.
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For Dallas and county, and every county In
tho state. Canvasssers OF either sex are sue
cessful, and are making $500 monthly All
Agents must give security In that amount
inn5dtf DALLAS L. U. BOX 6Ss.
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Craddock's Billiard Hall

Seems to be the great center of attraction
here OF late. Guess the people OF Dallas have
all had taste of that Old Monarch Bour-
bon, which Is acknowledged by all to be the
best eyer put over the bur in Dallas, d20tf
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Fine silver plated casters, knives, forks,
spoons, cups, etc, at Austin's, 5l3 Main
street. dec7d&wlm
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Any one having prairie lands to break can
contract the same upon application ut the
office OF j. "A. II. HOSACK,
Real Estate Agent, Austin street, Dallas.
Jan5d5teod
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Mr.. ]. Lemp'. Lsqer Beer pepot

At Jacob Grossmon's Beer Saloon, corner
of Main and Poydras streets, has just re-
ceived o car load OF their Celebrated Lager
Beer, both bottled and In kegs. Orders will
be promptly attended to,