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WOOL MARK Ell.
wMOLEsALE GROCrRy uAu,,v

u u Y
BACON Clear sides, l9's9lSc; supply am
pie; mark ct good.
BUrrER Blooming In rapidly; prices de.
clining; 70 cents according 10 grade fresh
country.
CANDl Es-schaner's lG74@l7c;supply am
CANDY-stlck II TO lG cents, according to
grade. Dallas Candy Mandatory II
HEES h Western li@l6 ...
COAL OllE-Market bare; Is cents in bar
rGls in cases 81 756ss3 90.
UOFF EEi-Old good Java, 9b@38c;Rio choice
BE prime, 22c1e; common, 2la2lioc Stock
ample; demand fair, with an upward ten
denCy.
COitN NEAL Supply good; bolted, 7js
unbOIted, ~ cents per bushel.
FLOUR-'rOdd Mills, 81 10 for the best
XXN from 50 TO So q; Xxx, 81 D5; X, 81 50; st.
Louis, none offered.
HAMS Fancy brands a. Ames,, l7c; on
brands from 10 To 10 c; market qulet;stoci
small.
KROUT-Too lnte In the season 10 quote.
LARD-In tlerce, NC; pom pals, 1919,
Fairbanks n Pecls, In tins, II o. Market
M0LASSEs- Stock light. Fancy Louis
lana, zoe; choice, Del prime, gOc; fair, tbc.
fine, 81 90; ohio riN or, in barrels, fine, 81 Is;
dairy, IN barrels, 81 10; table, 90 per sack,
supply light, market quick.
SUGATs-Grnnullted, by the barrel, u G.
crushed. " O; powdered, u c; prime pow
dered, i1c lower; coffee A. ll34c coffee &, l0'Ic;
choice Louisiana, Toe: prime, lO94c; dry fair
Vi. Market quiet, supply ample, a rise In
New orleans and New York reported:
IEA-Sinest gunpowder, 81 20. Market
quiet, supply good,
VINEGAR Common, 25@3O cents; double
strength, 50@B5c.
APPLES Dried, l0c. for choice; lie. for
prime; lOe. for STATE. supply smooth.
POULTRY light; demand good;
50 80 per dozen for chickens.
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

Rutherford Orchard Hayes is his full
name
Bristow goes out of the treasury be-
cause flesh and blood could not stand
it longer. The administration remains
and is for Hayes
Mr.. Bennett, we are sorry to say, was
worsted on Saturday by Lord Mandc-
vile in the second contest for the polo
championship cup.
1t may now be said that Blaines is
the biggest "pullback' in the country,
but, considering its immense size, he
wears it gracefully,
General George Stoneman, the noted
Federal cavalry leader has been ap-
pointed Railroad Commissioner OF
the State of CALIFORNIA.
The Springfield Republican says
"Bristow beat the bush; Hayes has
caught the bird. 1t remains to be seen
who will cook and eat him.
Perhaps if Mr.. Blaine hadn't called
Mr.. Conkling "turkey-gobbler' ten
wears ago, these things wouldn't have
been thus-[Springfeld Republican
New York Express; "The Democrat
whose nomination will give US Indiana
in October, and that State and New
York in November, can be elected No
other need apply
One of Norton friends, j, U. Bridge
land United States Consul to Hayre,
will have to come home and answer to
some damaging charges OF corrupt prac-
tees while supervisor of internal reVe-
nue. in Texas
Don Piatt. Rutherford B. Hayes
never was suspected of inyentins gun
powder, nor nitro-glycerine, nor dynam-
| tie In word, Rutherford is not open
to the imputation Of being great man
He could not if he tried, and | never
heard of his trying
| HAYES is rich. Last year his uncle,
Lands Orchard, left him II fortune OF
seven hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars Il he gets into the White House
he can manage to live on twenty-five
thousand dollars per annum'
General John c. Fiaer, who led a Tor
lorn hope at Fredericksburg ana T II
wards was terribly wounded when Lead e,
inc the storming party against r'r'
SANDERS at Knoxville, died few days
400 ot his home in Tennessee,
: The Madison (Wis.) Democrat mourn
fnllv waileth stick up oass-woo'
slab and inscribe ON it
Benz. II. Bristow, Aged 40;
Died of 'Purifcation from WITHIN
June IA, 1875, at Cincinnati
Commodore Vanderbilt has lived
recoive the thanks Of "representa'iNy
} citizensn Of Nashville for his GIT OF
/ million for! "a university, while the VIC
, NV of A. 7. Stewart has but Lately P'
ont the first hundred Thousand IN emu
tiles ond the Woman's Hotel Is lhco"
4 pleted,
New York sun. Jay Gould does , ne 7,
commit his Tribune to Hayes, p,a''
a was his man, and he was the toy pl. :
the railroad men generally. buI .,
Gnuld's stool pigeon will have MAJ
summers work of it, If his mast
q su'i'li'i L., s,,nnort both tickets at Il
:. same time
!. The more learning, the more ~ ns a.
4 In the prussian Chamber the 3 G'ne' Va w
s hGrr Of + cVnicism, whereppon SybelrEo 70
S ~ wrath charged that Windhorst nj Il
>. n III M,I him a dog and reterred to t, =, y
', ~ Greek derivation Of the %or" ''"''''
to prove it, &
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SOCIETIES.
Masonic.

Masonic.
All Masonic bodies meet at $40 Main street,
over c. NJ. Wheat's store.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
Nasons, meets at the Chapter Rooms In tne
city ofDallas, on the hrst Monday III eacn
month. ,.alt. - :. =,
A.. A.JoHNsToN, M. b. H.P.
JOSEPH L. FISHER, Secretary.
TANNEHILI, LODGE, No. 81, T. d n. a.,
meets on the second and last Saturday even
hgs of each month, at the Masonic hall.
HENRY BOIL, W. M.
I.B. LoUoKx, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No Az f. q A. M
meets on the first and third Saturday even:
ings OF every month, at Its hall over Y. M
'A''' S'0''' 0i wv" v. 9. Common, W. M.
-PADGErT, Secretary.
odd Fellows.
,SCHlLLERBUND LODGE NO. ~, !; ";
Of, meets every Thursday night AZ Odo
Fellows Hall. j. GROSsMAN, N. g.
l.. WAGNER, Secretary. ,..
Eureka Lodge, /. o. 0. f., meets at Rich
Gdson, Dallas county, every wednesday
evening" at half-past ScI Il osrARK NC.
J,R. BLEwErT, Secretary.
oRlDGELEY nNCAMPMENT No. Is, l. o.
Y, +, meets on the first and third Friday
III
Hall. ]. II. DAVIS, q. p.
Ia WAGNER, Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. A, /. o. OF. meets
Sl every Wednesday night, at the oda Eei'
lows Hall. B. CANDY, n, u.
TRINITY LODGE No.l9s o. o. F., meets
every Monday night at Odd Fellows nan;
G. Ii. CALHOUN, NO
J., TuRLEY, Secretary. ~
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, !. y. u. -.
meets every Saturday night at the Thon"
SION s. RECORD. W. G. t.
jW. RECORD w. Secretary.
UNITED FRIENDS. OF TEMPERANCh
Meet every Monday night at old Colieg'
Wldlng, Elm street, at eight O'Clock +; M,
NJ. b. FRANKLIN, W..
IN. RUSSELL. II. s.
BNai FIRTH.
DALLAS LODGE NO. 1877, B'NAl B'RIIH
uees every second and fourth TUESDAY II
%eh month. President. ID. Goslin; vice pres
ITeht Noise Kahn: secretary, Joseph I
snJIeed; monitor, ID. Goslin; treasurer bnna'
Medical.
me DALLAS MEDICAL and SURGiUAdi
nanSSuClATlON, Lieets regularly on tne :,
%u ilh Tuesdays of each month, at 3o'cloci
I'm y. D. THURSTON, M. D., President
Az. GRAHAM, NJ. D., Secretary.
/ N. Q. A.--The Young Mems Christian
SsTSoclation Prayer Meeting at 8 p. m" ever
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~
wa W., M and naU eastern states. New YORK Sna
lo'T Inonis mails, arrives at O:95 D IN. departS
o7te'l5 am. Pouch closes ut 7 a m.
Southern mail.
...., Orleans and southern Louisiana. HsI.
'''" Iinnston' Austin. Waco. and Mi other
'G,1e ~ southern Texas, arrives ut 7,i5 a
lu'icnorts MT B:25 ID IN. Pouch closes at d "a,
n'' ''P''" -. ~, IA,
A"s'er" "m''
Wat. and +. R.R, comprising southern and
rsIIhip states, LOulSVllle, CHATTANOOGA, Mem
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FRUITS AMI. NUTS.

APpLES--Are scarce; they are quoted a.
son 10 per barrel; for extra choice medium so'
market dull, none In town.
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from 23g26c per To-.
RANANAs--F, ON s2@4 per bunch. None,
EI9S-In layer, per pound, 2Oc; no urui'
ags i'm tho market; small pill boxes by tne
IVY, FM0Ns-Are advancing and are quoted
NJ So bOGl0 90 per box. =, GA M
Or ASGFS-- are scarce and quoted AZ W ~
ia M per hundred for the Messina. NO fsl'
srmo or Louisiana in market. .,,,,
M, + l I.N o. -, ouoted i'm New York at lie;
n r. SIsiN s-Layer, per box, 50 Og3 1904 w
lo w rkVniNtITS-- Cirenoble are quoted Of 9Vc.
COCOA NTrS-Are quoted at Z % per nun
ur pF'A NUTs- Tennessee firm ut logic pei
| mound.
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HIDES AND PELTRIES.
LII RER

YELLOW PINE Boxing, fencing scantling
" - per hundred; dressed boards, 81 % pof
hundred; ceiling, "a. 81 ceiling *, 81 Is;
wealherbqardlng, u 759s2; flooring, y Is.
er6oarding, "; select boards, 81 6OaS5.
CYPRESS B0ARDS-SiSySi Is.
sHlsaLEs-White pine, s. 5O@S ~; oy-
press s. 80.
The market is evidently active. Demand
quiet supply ample, The amount of build.
Ing going on is considerable and NO falling
OF perCeptible
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

BEER--Anheuser's, SIS per cask; Uhrlg's
SIS per cask; Lemp's SIS per cask; Cincinnati
Star, Sl2 per cask.
WHISKY-sl 1898 so. A..
BRANDY-Appie, 81 60gS 90; Cognac, S92'
per gallon; peach, SO 10; blackberry VI 10
Ginger, $500
GlN-Sl 50@2 10. ,.
CHAMPAGNE - Cooks impefiaiL w
Krug, in baskets, s25; Heldslche's, SIT pei
case. n,ooo .,,.,
to brand and quality. oo
PORT WINE-Is worth 81 Og2 w pei
eSHERRY-standard Is worth 500 pei
gallon. ......H
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TME GRAIN MARKEr

CokN-rexas in shuek, 10 cents; Tex.
~ ~ III sack, o. cents; Kansas. ear, none
s hnnsas, sacked ~ 10 % cents. Market quiet.
supply up To the demand.
A. WhEAT-No. 2, old, none No. 3, old. s5,d
NW NO demand for lower grades
nLEn-Nothing doing; NO stock; prices
OAIs-Are worth from ~ cents. Market
very dun. - NV
RfE-Prlces nominal at SOC; nothing do.
Ing. wv
BRAN-Market entirely bare,
hAf-Texas, from s6egS per ton for new
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CITY OF DALLAS.

Mayor--John d. Kerfoot.
Engineer William M. Johnson.
Au0rney-Barnett Gibbs.
Recommendation W. Bowen.
secretary-J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and C0llector--J. N. Ogden
MgIShul--W. n. Morton.
Nealth Ofiicer:-Dr NJ. A. Cornelius.
Aldrrmen--First ward Ii. Ervay, j. W
Cruwdus. Second ward: W. j. Clark and II.
h. Guadry. Third ward B. Z. Jett and Il NJ
Cowau. Fourth ward j. l.. Williams and
NJ NJ, NgWsome,
Commissioner of migration--J. Manlove.
.he Offices of the various city officers arc
81 the city market house. The board of AL
lyrmen meet in regular session ut the coun-
Ell room over the market. very Tuesday
49,.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The Great Trunk Line

---~-hND---
Fast Mail Route Of the United State
Will be the most direct, convenient anu
economical way OF reaching Philadelpnia
anu this great Exhibition from all sections
OF the country. lts trains TO ana rom Phii-
ade phia will pass through Grand Centen.
NAL Depot, which the Company.have erected
at the Main Entrance 70 the Exhibition
Grounds for the accommodation OF passen-
gers who wish to stop AZ or start nom the
numerous large hotels contiguous 20 this sta.
ton and the Exhibition--a convenience OF
the greatest value 10 visitors, and afforded
exclusively by the Pennsylvania Railroad,
which IN The Only Line Running Direct 10
the Centennial buildings. Excursion trains
will also stop Mt the Encnmpment OF the
Patrons of Husbandry, at Elm Station, ON
this road. -.
The Pennsylvania Railrod IN the grandest
Railway Organization IN the World. IL
Controls Seven Thousand Miles Of Railway,
forming continuous lines To Philadelphia,
New York, Baltimore and Washington, over
which luxurious day and night cars are run
from Chicago, ST. Louis, Louisyille, Clpcln
natl, indianapolis, C0lu bus, Toledo, Cleve
land, and Erie without change,
Its main line Is laid with double ana thlrd
tracks OF heavy steel rails upon deep bed
OF broken stone ballast, and Its bridges are
MI OF iron or stone. It's passenger strainsa are
equipped with every known improvement
for comfort and safety, and are run NJ faster
speed for greater distances than the tr ms OF
any line on the continent The Company
has largely Increased It's equipment for Ger.
ten Nal travel, and will be prepared 10 build
in It's own shops locomotives and passenger
cars nt short notice sufficient TO fully accom-
MEDIATE any extra demand. The unequaled
resources at the command OF the Company
guarantee the most perfect accommodations
for all It's patrons during the Centennial Ex-
hibition. ,.l.e... 4-lltlffJeiJ1 t
The Magnificent Scenery for which the
Penn sylvania Railroad Is 30 Justly cele-
brated presents TO the traveller over its per-
N
river, mountain, and landscape views un-
eaua1ed In Americe.
,rhe Eating stations on this line are unsur-
passed. Meals Will be furnised at suitable
hours and ample time allowed for enjoying
them. Is ltsa- alt.LIlt sin l..
Excursion Tickets, at reduced rates, will
be sold NJ all principal Railroad Ticket Oni-
ces In the West. Northwest, Southwest.
BE Sure that Your Tickets Read via the
Great Pennsylvania Route 70 the Centen-
MIA. FRANK THOMAS,
General Manager.
NJ ID. BOYD, Jr., Gen I Pass'r Agent.
may2l-d& w0mos
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EsCVIENTS,

oNIONS-old dry, 81 40 per barrel. None
POTATOES--There ~ little or nothing DO
ing, and but few good In market. They arc
worth from 4O@80 cents per bushel, new
ones coming In, are worth "a VIPER Dusnei;
'I BEA Ns-Vary,l cents per h.. white &C.
Supply good. i,,
light. Scarce and high,
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

TOBACCo--Is worth from 5O@75c, accord
Ing to quality; The market is declining
the stock IL large and the demand very good
| CIGARS--Worth from 81 25eS W for domes-
tlcwJth Havana filters. Market is dull; sup
ply ample, demand tair.
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LINE AND OEMEN,r.

LlME-The besquality in barrels, is worth
" W. In bulk, 81 80. ordinary Dallas, rs
cents per hushel.
CEMENT - Rosendnle is worth a 10 per
barrel. Louisville best, little kept, "a ~ per
barrel
PLASTER-Is worth IS 90 per barrel. The
supply OF the above mentioned articles IL
ample; demand fair, market nrm.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge Nat. NJ. Burford, Dallas.
County Judge--Robert ii. West.
county AttOrney-GeOrgc n. Aldredge.
District Clerk William A. HarwoOd.
county Ulerk--Alexander Harwood.
Sherltl--W. NJ, Noon.
SurVeyor-Robert NJ. Cook.
Ircasurer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide Inspector - Emerson.
COMFY COMMISSIONERS.
District No. Ivy. II. Witt, Trinity Mills.
District No. 2--T. j. Nash, Duck Creek.
District No. 3.-l'lem. q. Bledsoe, liutchins
District No. IN. q. McAdnms, Five Mile
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Precinct No. Nv. W. Peak and Il. u.
MCLure, Dallas. ,
Precinct No. 2-J. II. Blewett, Richardson.
Precinct No. BE. I. Myers, Duck Creek.
Precinct No. "A. B. Lanier, banghts
Store. sEa' i N-
Precinct No. B. --------- Saunders, Lancas-
Ter. c,.
Prcclnct No. G-Joseph II. Stewart, Cedar
Fill. M
Precinct No. ia. W. Nicely. Eagle Ford.
Precinct No. S--John Preston, Grapevine.
C0NSTABLES.
Precinct No. IA, Il Hardin, Dallas.
Precinct No. 81. Nj. Salmons, Trinity
Mills. ,-
Precinct No. 81. NJ. Berryman, Duck
Greek.
Precinct No. 4-Jas. IL. sullivan. Haughts
Store. .s.t.. -t.. ~ -.
Precinct No. 5-Robert George, Lancaster
Precinct No. 7--Eagle Ferd.
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Centennial Cards.

.o ,ae Herald has jpst received y lasge @.
%'meht of Centennial Cards." and PRINT
sem To order ut 81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
~ser ordsn, Cali early.
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knights of Pythias.

vyOEuR DE LION LODGE No. 8, meets
STpy Thursday evening. I. M. Miers, +. y
ri; aunspaugh, @. C.; Richard Morgan, "
an H. . A. McCullam, Pfelate; d. l.; klchara-
la, n; X. and y. Jos. Swain, Master-at
!, H D.. ~ Leigh, NJ. of e.; Paul Purst, a. %
marry Jacobs, |. g., John ii. Ryan, w. w.
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THE FARMERS HOME JOURNAL
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Subscription Price So Per Year, In Advance

subscription Price -s2 Per Year, In Advance
The Home Journal Is an Independent Agri-
cultural newspaper thu equal IN every re-
speot OF any publication OF It's class IN
America. 10 was established In 1915, aud
though not in any sense AN organ, IL hRs
Away been looked To for reliable informal
ton regarding The great blooded stock in
terest OF the Blue Grass Region OF KENTUCKY.
Besides, every problem connected with the
breeding and Improvement ~ all the various
domesticntod animals ARE fully discussed IN
It's pages, and every new discovery In this
and all other departments of Agriculture
promptly chromcled. In order 10 adapt The
paper tully to the wants OF the American
Farmer we give Miscellany of useful inlor.
nation ola Literary and Scientific oharAG-
ter, specially ntted for reading in the Family
Circle, and We exclude from our columns
everything of an objectionable mature, SO
that parents can at all times put the paper
into the hands Of their oh ildren, cOuhdont
that nothing VIII be found In II of a corrupt
ing or immoral tendency,
subscriptions may begin at any time.
send pOstofliee order for two dollars, and the
paper VIII be forwarded, postage pdid, tOrOne
year. sample copies ten cents zach, Clubs
OF five subscribers at u 90 each.
Address
FARMERS HOME JOURNAL,
may9-d&w5ms Louisvil Kentucky,
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Centennial Exhibition
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

THIS GREAT INTERNA TIONAL EXHI-
bitiOn, designed Go commemorate the one
Hundredth Anniversary of American INDIE
pendenc, will open May 10th and close No
vomber 10th, 1879. All tho Nations OF the
world and all the States aud Territories OF
the Union will participate, bringing together
the most comprehensive collection OF art
treasures, mechanical Inventions, scientific
discoveries, manufacturing achievements,
mineral specimens, and agricultural pro-
ducts ever exhibited. Tho grounds devoted
10 the Exhibition are situated on the line OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad ard embrace
four hundred and hfty acres OF Fairmonnt
Park, all highly improved and ornamented,
on which are erected the largest buildings
ever constructed, five of these covering an
area OF nifty acres aud costing s5O00,0O0 The
total lumber OF buildings erected for tho
nrad h..s.L
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COTTON NlRIen,enl

~ Sof INC week ending " NJ. Friday. June
~ 1876 Furnished exclusively Tor rnE HER.
AID ny " H. Evans, Reporter in this CIV
Tor the National Cotton Exchange.
nlock ON hand September lst. lS;h.. .
Received this week ....,..,,........
Received previously ........,''' ph,i
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
,..,,ol and Departure Of Trains al
DRIlnn.
,ousroN AND TEN Az CENTRAL.

HOUSTON AND TEX Az CENTRAL.
.l AIrives,
,.,,,, the South mail aud express).. 7:l5 a, m
l',n tho North (mall and express)- 6.25 p. IN
il',', Inc south, Recommendations ;20 IA. N
r, ,", the North. laccom nlodationl 800 y, m
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
.,.uand ExprCsa........ 1928 y. III, 1906 y, m
M" W. ACKNOWLEDGMENT $500 u, nj. $3.50 D, m
H',',ign Ereig ht.........,G:.,O u. Nj. 1000 "a, m
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

OFFICE oF THE HERALD.
Dallas. Texas, June Is, 1875.
400 MONETARY.
49,, t1s monetary market IL somewhat str,n,.
trn 10, outside business, but there is an,nf,
clal trade. anu CONNER
SS,9}Ltl,Tbuying, II selling, ~.
SILVER Prices nominal
eyril,H Dut niue gold or silver IN market
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., par; bank
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9ailg gerald,
THE DAILY HERALD.

,ur pAILY HERAliD II published every
mi .npue, except Monday, AZ $40 n year, in
ipJlnn,,s, 50 for six months 81 for one month
ll'anrs for one week single copies, cents
~ Dally Herald Is now furnished 10 sub.
lI,rs nv carrier NJ IS cents per week, Tina
ela aUy vel be delivered regularly each morn.
pAp"a't an early hour, 20 any part OF the city
w .ubirhs within n mile and half OF the
MI house. subscribers failing 10 receive
'O W. papor will oblige by reporting at this
sflp
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MISCELLANEOUS.
W. Y. LYTK, Up. MuRrrH
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
ToR SALE.

Improved and unimproved property In
every quarter OF the city; also, farms and
farming lands In Dallas and Other counties
of Texas.
For rent--Dwelllngs and business houses In
the city of Dallas. Special attention paid 10
abstracting and perfocting titles and estRb-
fishing land claims; also, 10 the collecting Of
rents, notes and accounts, by
WE. Lyle & CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
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. NATIONAL LINE or STEAMERS,

Consisting Of twelve i've large steamships
ain and Europe. Steerago and cabin, with
railroads tickets, either way, nom and to
Dallas, or round trip tickets. good for one
year. for sale BY the undersigned. For par
ticnlars and to see plan o, NE steamers cab
Ian28dtf WI LYTE " CO, AGENTS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1876-10-12
Watching His Opportunity.

Elder Stark and his worthy wife were
the happy parents of nine children
girls and boys-and a riproarious set
they We're. Day and night they
made things lively around the old
hearthstone, for even the darkness fail
ed entirely to quell their turbulent spir-
its, for by the time the older ones had
quieted down to sleep, the younger sci
ons would begin to stir. But at the Ia
ole, while the blessing was being asked,
absolute quiet and attention were
strenuously insisted upon. Happen
ing in to dinner one day dor
the Elders hospitality was as large as
his family was numerous), | watched
with interest the marshaling of these
fractions elements about the table. One
after another was cuffed, chided, or re-
buked by the worthy dame, while the
Elder sat with hands meekly folded,
watching eagerly for the first sign of q
calm. At length, when a momentary
lull settled down upon the ~expectant
circle, the mother gave the table "a
smart rap with her k~nuckles, and shout
ed, "Quick, quick, pa! nov is your
and grace was said.-SGn Fran
c;Sro FUJ