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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-29
THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION,
AT

VII be likely to induce a large number of
our readers to visit Philadelphia and the
East during the year.
In view Of this fact, the st. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern Railway is preparing a
schedule of rates which, in all probability,
Will be lower than ever before made br-
tween the New West and the East. Tbs IS
positively the shortest line between the New
West and all points East and South. 1t is the
only line west Of the Mississippi river which
has introduced all modern improvements for
the safety and comfort of Its patrons, such
as the Westinghouse Improved Automatic
Air Brake, Bucks Reclining Chair Cars,
free to all tirst-class passengers, and Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars.
This is the only line running Pullman
Sleepers from Omaha to st. Louis without
change, via st. Joseph, Atchison, Leaven-
worth and Kansas City.
Remember 10 purshase your tickets to st.
Louis. or any point East and South, via St.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-29
THRALTAR.

Aarried-At the residence of the BRIDES faith.
o.. Dec: 23rd. 1875, by the Rev. A. 4. Moore,
Mr.. MUNROE f0x and MLss CORRINTHlEA.
TRACY, all Of Lafayette county. Nc. EsEf
- At the residence of VIM Dierking, Jan.
2lst. 1875, by Milton F. Price, j. p, Mr..
PETER MILLER and Miss MAR9ARETTE
KICK, all Of Lafayette county, Mo.
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CUT THIS OUT.
NAV Save Ynulr Life.

There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs,
COlds or Consumption, yet some would die
rather than pay IS cents for q bottle of med.
iclne that would cure them. DR.. A. Bos-
CHIEFS GERMAN SYRUP has lately been In
troduced In this country from Germany, and
its wonderful cures astonIsh every one
that try it. II you doubt what we say In
print, cut this out and take 1t to your drug
gist, Theo. Gosewisch, Lexington, No., and
get a sample bottle for 10 cents, and try 1t.
Two doses will relieve you. Regular size
Is cents.
Ladies' unlined kip shoes at Davis 4
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-29

Patterns. Send or call and get a cata-
logue of Buttrick's Patterns at Wilson'S
Dry Goods Emporium.
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L. A. & M. Society.

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
crs of L. A. & NJ. Society, to have been
held list day Of January, was adjourned
to meet on the first Monday, seventh
day of February, for the election of a
board of directors for the present year.
I'd J. d. ROBINSON, Sec'y.
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Notice to Creditors.

The undersigned, assignee of Robert
F. Waddell, hereby notifies all who are
indebted to said Waddell to come for
ward and settle at the earliest possible
date. THos. Z. AUSTIN, Assignee.
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Assignee of R. F. Waddell.

A skeleton was disinterred by the
Narrow Gauge hands in making a cut
near Napoleon. a few days since. 1t
had evidently been there several years.
1t measured six feet, had short hair snd
a black silk neck-cloth about the neck
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GAINED FIFTEEN POUNDS OF
FLESH.

II. R. STEVENS, ESQ.,
DEAR sIEs-lh have had Dyspepsia in its worst
iorm Tor the last ten years, and have taken hum
areds OF doliaIs' worth of medicine without OBJ
saining any relief. In September last l com-
menced taking the VEGETISE. since which tim,
my health has steadily improved. NV food d.
gests well; and l have gained fifteen pounds OF
neen. There are several others in this place
taxing VkoEriNE; and all have obtained relief.
z. yours truly, janis I'm
oVersecr Card Room, Portsmouth Co.'s Mills.
Vegetine Is Sold by All Druggists.
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n BE ExCELLED.

9 aRLssTowN, March 10, 1863.
DEAR SlR-rhis Is to certify that l have used
-FOUR BLOOD Prepa' atom in my family for
several yesrs. aud l think that, for Scrofula
cannot be excelled; and. US y blood purifier
AND spring medicine. 1t is the best thing have
ever used; and have used almost everything
can cheerlally recommend it to any one In
need Of such . medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
Is Russell Street
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NOTICE..

Ii persons indebted to the late firm of II
Russell 4 Co., are hereby notified to make.
Immediate pnyment Ms the anairs OF the old
company must be closed up.
janS-4w n pr-cspr,
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II you want a Plane, Organ OF Singer
Sewing Machine. write to VIM. Bird, Lex
ington, No nov90-H
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-29
oATS!oATSHoATsW

1000 BUSHELS Black Oats on hand and
1VOO for sale. All oats purchased of Ms
remain In store until April free Of charge
lsns-lm" Al. WlSSOR & Co., Waverlv.
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.Tevis' City Art Gallery.

l have reftted the Photograph Gallery
formerly occupied by 7. D. Saunders.
with all the modern and valuable i'm
provements in the Photographic art,
and have secured the services of Mr..
Henry Newbold, an experienced artist,
who has been for several years engaged
in one of the best galleries in st. Louis.
1 am therefore prepared to execute
promptly, and in the highest and most
perfect style of art, any kind of a sun
picture that may be wanted. 1 warrant
all pictures to give. satisfaction. Call
and examine specimens and give the
artist q trial. D. w. b. !TEvIs.
Come and get your spring Dress
Goods at 8 to 123 cents. Spring Shawls
almost given away.
THOs. E. AUSTIN,
Assignee of R. F. Waddell.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-29
Read
Bible Society.

McCausland & Bedford's double column
advertisement. There's millions init.''
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Live stock Markets
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. g.
CAITLE-In fair supply aud moderate demand
good to prime native steers. - 5O@5 90; fair.
- 25@4 50; pony steers, IS 25@3 IS; choice ma.
tive cows. % 2sQ3 30; fair to good, 81 1898 SO;
native stockers, - so04 % ;fs.ders,-9A.2564so ~,
Receipts, l,45O. " 81 -
Hoos-Duil and nominal, packers .sutso In
market; only demand from shippers; light to
heavy shipping - 5o@S 81; packing, d $500 70.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-29

For a pure Flora del Fuma Havana
cigar, go to Quarles & Co.'s drug store.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-29

&c to DAVIS 4 ALLsTADT's for cheap
Boots, Shoes and Hats. They are selling goods
at your own prices.
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. Jan. q.
Cattle Receipts, $500. Market dull with
downwsrd tendency; very fine stock held ut
Cherokees, $3 25@4 90.
HoGs-Reccipts, u. 90. Market active and s
to l0c higher sill around. closing with the pens
nearly empty; packers, 81 l5@7 So; chiefly
81 80; bacon grades, 81 30@7 so; western grades,
81 20; Philadelphias, o. J5G7 90.
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CHEAP! CHEAP!l CHEAP.u
is SELLING
the MAINTENANCE OF HEALTH.

Fine goat sewed shoes o. ladies, q
4 Davis Allstadt's. Tor the Small sum OF d. 90.
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AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC

Don't forget that Davis 4 Allstsdt are
still selling ladies' cloth shoes for Sl.0O
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-29
EUREKA"

Ladtes' unlined kip shoes at Davis 4
Ailstsdt'3 for $1.5O
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-29

any style to suit, while the aroma of the
coffee would have made a woodenIndian
wish for a cup. The receipts were
$44 so.
THE FLOWER GIRL
was an Independent character, which was
assumed by Miss Lulu Kerdolf.. who
acted her part we'll. Her dress was dec
Grated with flowers; and she soon dis
posed of her stock, which consisted of
button-hole bouquets. Her mask added
to the novelty, but not to the beauty of
her appearance. Her stock brought
Sc 20.
1t was announced that Il handsome
cake wa to be voted to
II MOST POPULAR LADY
present, and the votes were tt be sold at
10 cents each. The feminine hearts
futtered, and the young gents searched
their pockets for change, and the voting
began. In about an hour the polls were
closed, and the result announced as fol-
lows: Miss Lutte Moreland, 1O2; Miss
Lulu Kerdolff, 205; Miss Stella Ford.
175. Six other ladies received scattering
votes, 101 in number. thus making
a total of 5S3 votes cast, and netting
S5S 80 for the festival. Miss Lulu ker.
doltf having received the largest vote,
was presented with the cake, Capt. Le-
sueur making a neat little presentation
speech. When the result was announced
the audience %applauded, showing that
they were satisfied with the result; and
indeed it would be hard to find a lady
more thoroughly deserving OF such a
compliment.
THE AUCTION
fine cakes, candies. oysters, &c, COM.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-29
GROCERIES

Sugars. Conees. Tea. Rice. Cheese. sirups,
ter Buckets, Tubs, Washboards, Salt, Powder.
an nos Caps. Lead, Soap; &C.. &c, ali Of which
i oner you at greatly reduced prices for CAS- /!
Come and see for yourself. OctSO.0m
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-01-29

cakes, candies. oysters, &c, CON-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-18

pACoN-( lear sides, I2i29lSc; supply am
nile. markctI IOod i,t.. ,,ricoa de-
'RHiTFrERLi joining in rapidly pli,V15ss re "
oliming. " a ents according 10 SrS"o i'e'"
COUNTY, %R ii Es scbader's. .&Tc;supply am
piSe'A NDy-sth TX, "A TO Is cents, acc9ruihs 10
- TiolInsL andy MGnuiaclOry u
s'TGEESE-- W estern, Halo ,,,, in hor.
CONJ OlL--h rket pare -'o'h''
rtlSi HE ~ ETSOid good va35436c;Rlo cholCe
ooc nrine. 2lcl :; common, 2lSt ~, It to,
omnIr: demand fair, win al up""i" ''N
tC0RN NEAL supply iyysb SGo'' Oo'''"' ''''
uhT%ontiHTI Mills. - 40 for tiis 40 ES ~
w w from q to 50 25; XN, 81 20; g! "' S''
MS|Fancy brands Ili. AlhtSli .sto Ct,
brands from 10 to Ito @ h'"'No'
smKaR1,oUT-Too late in the season 10 q"PS5Gi e.
| NnPPHHIn fierce, ne, I'm pa'ls, S,i2oo,
FaiTbants 4 Pecks, in TINS II "
easy; sgPP 9;EEsEs HC; light. Fancy Louis
luH'i ~, In sacks, Liverpool, " Tor t" ~ *
" "A. ohio river, in barrels hhe, ~ 10
dnfrv. i'm barrels, u l1i taole' ~ P''
s;nn1ly light, lnarket qunlSA,' horrsl. 1911 e
8UGAR Ser nn@aiisGerei isIc; prime p9w
Ih c nwer: coffee A, llc; coffee H., q, 4
us[nc, ~ 6uisinnes l0c; prime, lQac' 1tS Nv
9c Market active, supply ai .apl,nrtci '''N
Nav Orleans and New lork % Mark,
EA-pinest gunpoW"e'' VI
qpwjeifN TaPRRIEy scC0a on $500 cents doaO
stTcI,RPttt sSried, l0c. for choice ii'' II
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light "c'
, = - Tnr chickens,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
HORTICULTURE AND POMQLOGY'

The second annual exhibition Sua reunion
ot the Texas state horticultural aud l'omu.
iUgiCal Association viii take place in the
city OF Houston, ON the 10Th day ot Aug ust
next The various committees ara At We TX
making Preparations which win result IN
the graudost exhibition NJ It's character syar
given In thu South
Tue various lines ~ ratlrouds centerlng a.
Houston will issue Excursion Tickets, the
Express Company VIII carry all packages Tor
exhibition trec, and tho lluunlus House,
Exchange Hotel ana EisNon House win re-
duce their rates one mira Tor the ucciaiiUn.
Interesting aud pleasing additions will this
year be made 10 the exhibition.
The Association Is as Yet too Young to otivr
premiums, except of honorable mention, In
view OF this fact, gIuut m,\uy special prv.
mlums Win be offered 10y gentlemen OF
Houston, all OF Wh,Uh VIII hc Published IN
due time. All entries viii be ircp and nd,
mission free As the grand aim OfthIs Assn
citation is to encourage diversity OF pruduc.
ton, exhibition Will embrace any DESERT y.
ton Of homo products TINT may ho sent 80
hc displayed, together with Its specinlticS of
fruits ana flowers.
a NHIrAKrE, President
T., 4. TuWNER, Secretary.
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I.IMREn.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, fencing, scantling
- o. per hundred; dressed boards, Y % per
hundred; ceiling, "a 81; ceiling, y, * -
Notwithstanding, 81 75GS2; noonng, . %,
erboardirg, 81; select boards, "a JO9sj.
CYPRESS BoASns-Si@Sl -.
SuINGLKS--White pine, y 5VSso % 'y-
press, % 59@j %.
The market is evidently active. Demand
quiet supply ample, The amount Of build
Ing going on is considerable and no falling
% perceptible.
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TIE GRAIN MAISKEE.

CORN-Texas in shuck, 10 conts Tex
"a in sack, 10 cents; kansas, ear, none
Kansas, sacked, % to % cents. Market quiet.
Supply up to the demand.
WHEAr--N No. ?, old, none No. 3, old, 500
81 ~. No demand for lower grades
BARLEY-Nothmg doing; no stock prices
nominal at soc,
OAYS--Are worth from - cents. Market
very dull.
kYE-rrlces nominal Mt SOC; nothing do-
ing.
BRAN-Market entirely bare.
HAY-TeXas, from sUGs per ton for new,
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u..us AnnLIQUORs

BEER-Anneuser's' ;l5 per co sHsT Jncinnstl
eIb per cask; Lemp's Slo per c"sN'
Star, SO per cask. :,
WHiSRY-sl 1898 %; ,..o M Copnac. sS@25
rd nR a0ll6n; peach, 50 OOj blackberry q 10
Ginger, - W
G 81 N,SipSSYtsj j - Cooks lmperlesi,I7 T ner
G ri, M 1haSkets, s2j IcidsicheS' VI PEI
c% SsGG,ARET-Is worth $3.50 to slo"' "C'o'0'"
70 brand and quality. " 5Om2OO pei
poRT WiNE-Is worm q
gallon, ,,o.,dord. is worth S2VO pei
gallon.
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HIMN AND CEMENT,

ME--The besquNlity in barrels, Is worth
=, ~ In bulk, 81 81. Ordinary Dallas, 20
oe TngtS,tt, Nj Roscndale is worth 81 w pc
horrai. ouisville best, little kept Il d" per
p@ ri SrEll-Is worth s. 50 per barrel. Ihe
In'f h7 ~ me above mentioned articles IL
ouP ppiss. dema I'D fair market llh'
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rou.cCO AND CIGARS.

MON ccn Ia worth from 5O@75cc, accord ,,t, !.
ing to quality; a Im1 the demand very good.
'n S9IsGqASkksWcrtn from & PCS iCr n IG sup
tie with Havana titterts. Ni"lN'' "
NV ample, demand iHr
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the work you will inaugurate a zen.
cral war all over the continent Of A.
rica, and give everybody an idol og
his own. All they want is onou.b
socks and trousers I'll take lhcm
whin ! 20 ont again
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE or THE HERALD, !
Dallas, Texas, July Y, 1873. !
MONErAiN.

The monetary market IL SomcW hat string,
cnt Tor outside business, but there is ample
funds for legitimate business and CONNER.
Cial trade.
GDLD-Buying, | II selling, Z.
SILVER nominal.
There is but little gold or silver in market,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., par bank,
premium.
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Nrw Fed STO r L

,oo commerce street S"""
-' public Square
noolers in flOur, Meal B 1ranS,,.i nSi lowest
delivered Free 10 aps 70" MOORE CO.
inne2I-dlm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-18

UJ ceut pet busuVI. ''iu " I"
D. "a, A.,G.Es-Markct Wei supplied with
,or ,.o PRODUCTION Worth we % p,r hossRead
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HIDES AND PEI.TRIEs.

Dry Flint, 2ONs and upwards...... l21s
Dry Flint, damaged, under 70 rs. 10
Dry Flint, Bips and COlf....".."...o" y
Green Butchers ...,.....,...,...........,.... ~
Ruilalo, null's,,,,,..,,..,,..,,,.........
iS,iruio cows .........,,.,,. u
sheen pelts, each......................n.n. ljS2O
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Condensed Through Time Card
To points North and East vim the
Houston and Texas Central Ry

Trains arrive and depart from Dsllas al
follows:
Accommodation Through Expire"
Leaves n tn ll:20 AM Leaves n 'thlI4b A. N
Leaves s'th 500 p. Leaves s'th 6:2h. =. n
J. WALDO, j. DUhAND,
Gen'l Ticket Agt. Genl supt.
New York City Freight and Ticket Onico
S5 Broadway. -
Visitors TO above cities Will md these OF
fees pleasant place OF resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers VIII 10
''' ]. DURAND, Cent? supt
], WALDO, Gem Ticket Agent.
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CONNECTIONS.

AZ TENAnkANA, with all trains ON 81.
Louis 4 Iron Mountain Il, Il. TOT all points
North, Ehst ana southeast,
At LONGNlEW JUNCTION aud MIN.
nicola, with trains on tho International
Il. Il. for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, Calves
ton aud san Antonio.
AT DALLAS, with trains North and south
on Houston aud Tuxas Central X. Il. tor
sherman, Paris, Honham, Mckinney Cor
sicauU, liTem0nd, Waco, Houston and Aus
TN,
Al SHkEN ErORr, with n regular line OF
Hrsl-CiisS steamers for New Orleans.
rhis lino, being fully equipped with all
modern improvements, such as Mesting'
house Air RrAkes Hud Miller Truss Platforms
and Coupler, is unsurpassed for
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-18
Cotton StntennHr,t

For the week ending u NJ, Friday, July
II, 1876. Furnished exclusively for THE HER.
AID by Y, Il. Evans, Reporterin this City
for the National Cotton Exchange.
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fHeAthen.

IA ,or, Nov Al |
R.@,,!,''.,' ~ 4 49, \ ~"
''' .., ~, oo1eI
III H "md H.,
" '' G,on ,'''H 70 ~ ,ho !
~ '''' nor ~ na ",S
ri 4 ' w." ,,oyns
#''n ~ so W.
K'a 10. 60 - = ,l, 20
II Ee'nr''' u ,,,,;.
purse wa" 60 =,
"a doNaII0n " =
%a 'ncm ap0s'' ~
N 'alu' ,.,.,
Nv we 90 70 ! ''o
ErI,s.a' anu IL w
.el 'Neln "n'o "s
n III inc "G,'S:-
sIl' , may, DC IL
a. c,,,,, ,,,,,,,
native came
n clothes on, |
/.
N ,bon9l If #
I'm dov of,or the
&tei one Of the
&nount 4 shirt.
iierstand it. and
a ,vro rny ,pvs
"A .'' ~" H ,'.o
n ". AROUND u, 'nl nl'
"A ,ay ne e went
"A n's =, nsuve ton,
E.D 'u'o' II v, was >
In garment tha'
IA a'll swearing ing
~ a'a'h'h 0a \, .
n IFaS' ana tha'
fES' tangled IN 1t
n over a precIpIc'
ii,
ESi INN gov ,r, ""C " ~
bp,on,e7 inoT,ninc
,acrifcoll four ba
N evil spirit,
|stp know tbos,
II ont? IW;c,lI, the,
k,n Idol onJ IN =,
I'm tho r T"N wit
lin ,n vs. " N '"' y
I'm , u, ~,
n T. ,nen' me
~, We're very in
IN @ No women -! spill
IA N'a after SEWN
IA sa., to carry yam
3s b ,"''u win Il co
N'4a as Il kind (
d, d.
Ra'I VIC . socks wei
.ae lighting me
E,,n'si thing The
kp -a1 and used the
IN war clubs.
Esn'T4 We're so mu'
Efficiency of tho
n a oa s. a raid on
I,va",, purpose to Il
&'s,sy tn a5ey =, knox.
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ESCULENGS.

oNroNs-old dry,a4 per barrel barr, N0"''
REANS-Navy, 4c. supply sviti supplied
pOTATOES-- Market apuhu"
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W.T.. LYTE. ''r' MN
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
TOR SALE.

1rnroved and unimproved property IN
iP "ncTtgr OF the city; also farms ahu
every i lands In DALLAS and other counties
Of Texas. r,..,,,,l bueincss houses In
the city of Dallas SpeGia. WtI NIL a,,d pestab.
anStrnyf, and claims; also, 10 the collecting oil
| rents no''' W. f. LITE CO...
Rcol Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street,
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Speed, Safety and Comfort.
Palma. !.I.!, 9IIl,lg 0lv

Leave Dallas at 2 y. m. daily Sundays OK.
cpptod) running through 10 St Louis with.
out change,
Soctinns aud borths IN through sleeping
Nars can he secured AT any time during the
day on application NJ Ticket oilcc, corner 81
Lamar ana Pacific Avenue,
Passengers nro requested To obtain rollablo
usNrs, alton Of the superior advantages OF
thlh & s.at thrOngh Line before selecting
thnlt rl,gts. thus enabling thol to purchase
i lhoroughlNro preferred over all
others
ANY iulsmntion In regard 10 rates of
Freight or i'Rs,rsr will 6o cheetnily utn .
lnhed, and c.alBs for Overchhrge, loss or
damage, etc, VIII meCt prompt attention VI
addressed 10 ,
". NEWMAN,
General FrnishtnDd Passenger Agent,
Marshall, Texas
GEO. NOBLE, GepqWl superintendent
Mntshull, Texas,
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VICTOR GATE.

Decidedly the most cong ',ents wanted to
the farm yet Invented ~, Hs''iF FOR terms I'D.
sell county any .I.' ss1TuRDEyANT & TN1o,
feb9du hooA D'N
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS,

Consisting OF twelve ye laTgG ,S sSeS eReapapst
one of the best and cerI U WIZ .t Great Brit
line Pyiqg. l SStT'E sic5 SSg and cabin Wiz
ain ana ET inpinis either way, from and 10
railroads or round trip tickets good 6 for S Smc
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-18
'h'L' l. 'hAfFtLL, PRESinENT.
&, VI. SWIM, CASHIER.
?. H. DAVENPORT, Asst. CASHIER.
EXC HAN &c BA n K
DALLAS, TEXAS.

VIII doa general banking and exchange
business make collections ON all accessible
points, ami sell exchange ON AL the priuci-
pal cities al the United states and Europe
DIRECTORS,
J. W, CroUlus, phu. l.. Chagpol, r. n.
Davenport Jro VI Stcmmous, j. l.. VII
liams, f. ., Galloway, q, w. SwiulK, julie
Schneider II, :, Eryly. uctl5-dly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-07-18
ALL POINTS NORTH AND EAST,
ARRIVE.

Trains Leave Dallas station as follow >
SUNDAYS Okceptedt
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-09
Big Spiders.

The sands of the steppes of Central
Asia are the abiding-place of many
species of loathsome and poisonous
s'creeping things" Mr.. Schuyler
speaks of a phalange (Solpuga ara,ae-
oides), one of the long-legged spiders
known popularity as the Harvestman,
or the Grandfather-Graybeard, which
has long hair, "and, when walking,
seems as large as ones two fists"
This formidable beast is given to biting
when nritated, and with its jaws makes
four little holes in the flesh. The bite
is poisonous, though not deadly. Its
victim feels at first no more discomfort
than from the sting of gnat; but at
ter time, the pain spreads over the
whole body, and is accompanied with
fever and great exhaustion. A Chinese
officer states, in his travels in Turks
tan, that the body of the largest Solpu-
gas il the size of a butternut; and that
of the smaller ones, of a walnut. Spi-
ders of such dimensions, with their big,
hairy bodies lifted upon long, stout
legs, must be as frightful an adversary
as one would be likely to encounter in
any experience amid the haunts of wild
animals.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-12-09
How Bones are Utilized.

Bones, new and old, wherever they
can be picked up, are put to variety
of uses. The fresher kinds of shank
bones are used for making the handles
of knives, forks and tooth-brushes.
From some gelatine is extracted. When
not serviceable for these purposes, they
are crushed into powder for manure.
Bone-dust is worth from rs to Is los.
per ton. Farmers buy it in large guam
titles for fertilizing their fields. The
importation of this convenient fertilizer
from foreign countries is immense.
Stories are told of battle-felds being
plundered for the sake of the decaying
bones of the soldiers who had fallen.
Researches for the material of bone
dust are carried on upon large scale
in the ancient cemeteries and pyramids
of Egypt. Long ago, when the people
of that country mummified the bodies
of their relations, and slowed them GER
away in caverns, they were
not aware that they were only preserv-
ing them for manure in distant Flu
ropean island.-LondoY Scientist,