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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-03-09
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bory, for any one could easily have en-
tered and carried OIL what they deslred,
yet not n single article was molesled or
distracted.
Mr.. Howard Mercer calls the at
tentlon OF builders and Others TO u pa
tent window frame, the right Of which
he offers for sale. II ~ most ingeni-
Gus and convenient arrangement, and
will doubtless meet with favor A
model can be seen at the store OF Mr..
Jeflrles, on elm street.
An East Dallas darkey coming
down the Pacific track day before yes
terday thought he could outrun the To-
connective, and when he picked HIM
self up after being thrown twenty feet
and landing on his head In the mud,
he said "You don't ketch dis chile
doin' dat agln ips right smart won
der dat dc whole brltches wusn't tore
eileen ofi'n me!n
Fishing parties are talked OF, and
already two or three hungerers after
Waltonian honors have sought the
banks OF the Trinity with snapper
lines, shark hooks and quarter OF
beef TO essay the capture OF that pa
trlarchlcal catfish which IN said 10
have his habitat between the two
bridges within the city limits, But the
Shiny monster flaps his tail In derision
at their puny efforts.
Our sanctum was graced yesterday
with the presence OF Mrs. Guedry, Miss
Taft, Miss Blair and the Misses Brad
ley, who were graciously bespeaking
The HERAI.D's good words for the
Good Templar's supper to come of this
day one week. We feel that we have
but TO mention The fact that this sup
per IL TO come of at either Fields
Theatre or Odd Fellows Hall next
Thursday, in order to secure the largest
possible attendance. The management
Is certainly in good hands.
"A cheerful fly, the first OF the Cen
tennial, quietly and innocently drop
ped into the sanctum yesterday.
Alighting upon the prominent probos-
els Of the reporter, he was prayerfully
turned over to the tender mercies of the
]. O, who in turn carefully transport
ed him to the bed of the power press,
where an impression was taken OF his
beautiful and delicate form. Other
flies may buzz In TO disturb the peace
and quiet Of the reporter, but the Cen
tennlal fly, the first Of the season, will
never more disturb him, for it has
gone, oh /! somewhere.
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HIDES AND PELTRIEs.
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.

CANDLES-Are in moderate supply and
demand they are quoted at l71@l7%c.
RIUE-,rhe stock is ample for tho demand;
prime, 7A@7H; choice, S9S14c.
a., SAE 90 "a good supply; COARSE s2g2 30 |;
hl ", ~ W.
soAP--ohicago' e'497c Proctor d Gamble,
SraRSuHaGood stock and moderate re-
q1 r1x W niif o9,e s u. o,so,So, a ,.,
wa nnate. mis- sSSSec ~ S esdaS on
cording 10 nnaijty 0"Ses " ''esA W. "c'
AVID da1nopd ~ iis1IIn "ooerate supply
RACnNMS,ocits amnIs md don,ara Tot.
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A Pleasant BEGINNING of the Feast Of
Esther.

Odd Fellows Hall last night was the
scene Of pleasure and enjoyment. The
occasion was the third annual Purim
ball gwen by the |. o. b. b., society
made up of our Jewish fellow cit
liens. The hall was brilliantly illumi-
mated, the music enhancing, and the
crowd just sufficient in number to
make the event enjoyable.
About nine o'clock couples Of ladies
and gentlemen began to arrive, and
by half-past ten the enjoyment was at
its height. AT IL O'clock the ladies
were escorted to the spacious dining
hall of the San Jaclnto, where sump-
tuous repast, gotten up In elegant
style, was spread. After supper, the
dance was renewed aud kept up until
u late, or rather early hour.
Among the ladies present, all of
whom were most handsomely attired,
were, Mesdames Goetz, Jacobs, Lee
Cohen, b. Q. Ellis, G. A. Cutler, Alex,
Friend, Rosenthal, Henry Loeb, John
Shea, Tilghman, and Misses Fecken-
bach, Lou Hughes, Binswanger, Hoti-
stadt, Il. Wolf Gunsbarger, Jacobs,
Bowman, Jennie Hess, aud Flora
Kahn, the latter lady visitor to our
city from Paducah, Kentucky.
Our Hebrew friends may well con-
graduate themselves on the success of
their annual Purim ball, which, for
pleasure and enjoyment, was unexcell-
ed by any similar event ever given in
the city. Fn
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"AT THE KINGS GATE"
The Feast of Purim. and why IL IL
Observed BY Our Jewish Eel.
low citizens.

To-day commences the feast of
Purim, a holiday observed not only by
the orthodox Jews, but also by the Re-
formed Israelites. The feast is in COM
memoration Of the delivery of the
Jews from their enemies, as described
in the Book OF Esther, Old Testament,
and Is almost universally celebrated
with rejoicings and merry-making.
In the synagogue the services consist
In reading the Book of Esther and pray
ers Of devout thsnkfulness for the de-
liverance of their ancestors.
The story Is beautifully told in the
Book OF Esther, In the Old Testament.
King Ashasuerus, deceived by his
chamberlain, Haman, issued decree
to put to death the Jews. But when
Esther came. before the king he revers-
cd the cruel edlct and commanded by
letters that Hamans wicked device
against the Jews should recoil upon
his own head, and that he and his sons
should be hanged, aud "the king
further granted the Jews which were
In every city to gather themselves to-
gether and to stand for their lives, to
destroy, slay, and to cause to perish,
all the power ofthe people and pro-
vince that would assault them"
In every province the Jews overthrow
their adversaries. ION the thirteenth
day Of the month ofAdar and on the
fourteenth day Of the same rested they,
and made It day Of feastlng and glad
ness.n And "the Jews Of the villages,
that dwelt in the unwalled towns,
made the fourteenth day of the month
of Adar day OF gladness and feasting,
and good day, and of sending por-
tions one 10 another" These days
were called Purin, after the name Of
Pur, and 1.-THE Jews ordained, and took
upon them, aud upon their seed, and
upon all such rs joined themselves un-
to them, that they would keep these
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-09

Poison turks In the air oflow lying, marshy
localities, new olearIngs, In the Vicinity Of
sunken lots, on the outskirts Of eltlea ANA In
tho atmosphere OF tropical regions It's name
In Miasma, aud II produces Fever ana Agne,
typhus, yellow foyer, bilious remittent ANA
Intermittent fever. Dwellers In such nn-
healthy localities, emigranls and travellers
should remember this, md procure that
most reliable preventative aud remedy for
malarlal diseases, Udolpho Wollessehledam
Aromatic sohnappa. mnr-ddwly (g
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The card VI the above institution, To-
Gated In Lisbon, seven miles south OF
this city, appears In THE HERALD this
morning. The principal, elder James
II, Malone, Is an old Texan, lately re-
turned from a residence OF few years
In Alabama, where, ~ In this State,
he In well and favorably known ~ an
instructor In oil the branches OF Eng.
Iish education, as well as the classics.
The location OF the institute IL admir-
able, and THE HERALD ID glad Ia
know that Mr.. Malone IL succeeding In
building up a really flrst-class school In
our county.
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Miss N. Miller,

Teacher of Tabernacle school, on Elm
street, is under many obligations 10 the good
citizensof Dallas for their liberal patronage
OF her since the opening of her school. and
for the many merry, Intelligent boys and
gir they have committed 70 her care; but
Is still further prepared to form classes in
Chemistry, Natural PHILOSOPHY, Higher
History, Geology, Zoology or Botany. Hhv-
ing given considerable. attention to these
branches under the best Instruction, shewil
take pleasure In forming classes in any OF
them, on liberal terms, II any may be wish
Ing to prosecute them. ~" feba7- dim
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two days according to their writing,
and according TO their appointed time
every year, and that these days should
be remembered and kept throughout
every generation, every family, every
province, and every city,"
The feast will be celebrated by our
Jewish fellow.citzen with due observ'
ance, Services will be held at the syn
agogue, and the day given up to glad
ness aud merry-maklng.
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COTTON MARKET.
THE GRAIN MARKET.

CORN-Market fully stocked. We quote |:
Texas, i5c; Kansas, husked, Csc; do, shelled
In bulk, BSc; sacked, zoe.
,WHEAT-9ood demand; receipts light.
No. 2red, 81 Is, No. a, R5c.
BARLEY-Stock small with little demand.
Full bright SOC: common, 450s5Oc.
OATS-Receipts moderate with good de.
mand. Prime red, i3c; mixed and black, 40c.
RYE-Stock small, with little or no de-
mand. Good medium, Soc per bushel.
BRAN-Market well supplied with fair de-
mand. We quote ut 800 percwt.
HAY-We quote at SlOal6 per ton.
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Why pay twenty or thirty dollars
for ilrst-class set OF teeth? When
Snyder " Adams are making full up
per or lower sets OF Whites best Gum
teeth, for the next thirty days, for ten
dollars. Filling at Yeduced rates-all
work guaranteed nrst-class. Office at
San Jacinto Hotel. Best OF city ref
erence.-dd.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE HERALD, |
Dallas. Texas, March 8, 1875. !
MONETARY.

The money market still rules firm, with
but slight changes 10 note, The banks hold
u sufficient surplus TO easily meet all legitl.
mate demands and aocomm odations. state
and county bonds remain nominal. with but
few transactions, CITY bonds held firm but
light transactions, either buying or selling,
though the reporter was informed of one
sale, to-day, OF six thousand dollars, '05s, at
SSc. The transactions In gold and silver are
light and nominal. though IL slight rise In
gold Is noticed In our quotations. The fol-
lowing were the closing quotations to-day
GOLD-Tnere are but few transactions Ia
note, We quote; Buying, ll3; selling, lis.
MISUNDERSTANDING, l07; buying, los.
- ExCHANGE-ln fair demand. We quote
Commercial, n discount; bank, II premium.
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i. j. l,Av
For Sale | AT . eroa, Bargain

A good % horse power engine, with new
two.nued boiler, 40 inohes In diameter by 20
feet long, together with two run OF burrs
shafting, belts, pulleys, pumps, etc. Suita-
BILE for grist or saw mill. offered very low
for cash, or In exchange for desirable Dallas
city property,b by W. Il. LYTE& CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Lamarstreet. T
lnchBd m .I N". 'hH| Hu. sII
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

We have no change to report in quota
tions. The market rules dull, but prices re.
main firm at previous quotations:
WHISKY-sl lOaS 30.
acknowledgements, 81 COCA 50; imported
S8@l0.
GIN-sl 50Cs2 90.
CLARET-Si96 per case.
PORT WINE-Imported, 81 75@2 10.
SHERRY--Imported, 81 1904 %.
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A. O. n.

There will be meeting OF the 40. H.n
their Hall on sunday next, March 18th, ut
y. M, sharp. az business OF import ance VIII
be transacted, BY order OF the President,
,ir. ,. nv JOHN ii. RYAN.
P.J. DAyARAN, Secretary. moh8d3t
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At tho thriving town OF Ennis, a hrst-claSs
Butcher buRlnessi large, neat shop' good
alaugh tsf-house, stable. Grip, boiler ana
furpnce three town lots, two good welih
any head OF fat hogs and splendid run OF
cash custom.
Also, good blacksmith and Wood shop
with full compliment OF tools, good dwell
ling, with one acre OF ground, and the bes,
run Of business In the place, For bargaini
Applytog ADoLPIiE KING a CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, 2O7 Main street.
mchU dIty 81 ~
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CEN TENN|AL.

VIII find II decidedly TO their interest to
visit our mammoth establishment, and ex-
anime our superb stock OF DRESS GOODS,
which IL complete In every department, en-
bracing everything from the CHEAPEST
GRENADlNE TO The FINEST SILK, Our
line OF WHITE GOODS is unsurpassed by
any house In the state, embracing I'LL THE
LATEST NOVELTIES OF TIM sEhSON;
In fact, we have not
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The members of Engine Company No. l
viii meet OF their Engine House this even
ing at o'clock, sharp. for drill and trans.
action Of important business. Every men,
Der is ordered TO be present, and in uniform.
BARNErT GIBBS, Acting Foreman.
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On Tuesday, the 4th Day Of April Next

for Municipal officers of the City of Dallas.
The officers TO be elected are a Mayor. 4
City Secretary, an Assessor and Collector. !
City Attorney, O City Treasurer. n (,}ty
Engineer, City Marshall two Aldermen
for the First Ward, two Aldermen for
the Second Ward, two Aldermen for the
Third Ward and two Aldermen for the
The polls will be opened promptly nj eight
o'clock am, and kept open until six o'elock
PAM, with an intermfssion Of one hour.
beginning at twelve m.
The following will be the polling places I'm
the different Wards OF the City, viz:
In the First Ward-At the window OF the
floor. io"or
Factory. 'N'1--' D'Vo'h
In the Third Ward-At Buckhorn Corner.
In the Fourth Ward-At W. @. Younes
The Presiding Officers are: et
For the First Ward--G. II. Kendall.
For the second Warti--W. ID. Sneed,
FOR the Third Ward--Capt A. ii. Shepherd.
For the Fourth Ward--Maj. Jno. q, Eakins.
IN testimony whereof 4 have hereunto set
my hand and the corporate seal OF the city
Oh Dallas, this, LIST day Of March, l578
W. L. 0ABEIL, Mayor.
J'B HsREroaD, Secretary. mar4.dtd
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Mr.. 7. W. Hurst and Mr.. Alfred Kent ara
the authorized City Circulstors of the Dallas
Herald. and are also authorized to make col.
iections for this officefor advertising and Job
work. ...f.
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J. q. Booth 4 Co. Auotionosrs,

7l6 elm street, next door to Dollar store, will
buy or sell any and all kinds of Furniture,
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Etc., ETC., or sell any
thing left at private sale, Auction every
day. Joe q. Booth, auctioneer. feb29dlm
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Natice to suhaerihers,

From and after this date no subscription
will be received to. The Daily Herald unless
PAID IN ADVANCE. subscriptions uf all now
in arrears viii be discontinued on the 18th of
this month, unless settled. The carriers as
usual, however, win make their own terms.
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Several gentlemen with their wives can be
furnished with good board and rooms In a
private family near the business part Of the
city, nnd single gentlemen with day board.
Apply ut the Herald Office, eA-' 7t
mch7d3t NaNt. ~
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Wanted |.

Small farms for sale or rent, in order t,
meet demands. ffii 'IEn8
city business promptly attended to.
J.A. II. HoSACK, Land Agent,
mch3d3w t4 Austin street, Dallas.
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D. ". chlIders.

Surgeon and Physiclan. ONCE, No. 3O7 Main
street, up Stare, Room No,3, where lie will
he found at all hours both day and night.
jan2l-dtf
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TINE DAILY HERALD
DALLAS. TEXAS
THURSDAY MORNING ~, MARCH Q
PRERERRED SPECIALS,


s2b 90 q week-For Clty--A business man
preferred. Men for surrounding counties
wanted also. Oull Mt Live Oak House, DOB
Elm street, between i0nnd o'clock, to-day
nchD II 1000 ~ nfJ CAhhNEh'
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Prescriptions most carefully compounded
at reasonable rates. both night and day, at
the Market Drug Store, $40 Main street, by
,i.1 r. +. EIsENLoHR, g
I b, German Pharmacist. 2
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Two small families can get board and
lodging NJ the cornerof Market and Pacific
streets. III al auH a4Ia Ia mch7d2t
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Wanted.

Parties desiring TO Sell registered county
scrip will find purchaser at the Exchange
Bank. mch2dtf
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Enr iha csnisnnial sansnn.

We have to report one OF the finest as
sorted stocks In the state, and the publ G
can not fail to find exactly what they want
in the merchant tailoring line.
B ieb20dtf pW bfs DOUGLAS BROS.
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lIradar,. nuIldsr,. M.ehanIe.,

Or any one going TO build, call ut DIR. JEFF
fries' store, IVA Elm street, and examine
Adam W. Btine'a Patent window Frames
Territory TO sell for cash or trade. o..
mcho dtr HOWARD MERCER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-03-09

Tho largest assortment Of fine Soaps, Tooth
brushes, Combs and choice Teas Just arriv cd
at the MARKET DRUG STORE, >,
Is se 4as De 1th 8l8 Main streetr
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Wanted to Let.

Furnished rooms with best OF convent
ences and accommodations,l, $3.50 Main street.
feh2Sdtf eii"' - ttA9A ha &.
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CITY BUSINESS.
Engine Company No. I,

Hot and Cold baths as wilson's. No.
Ala Elm street. decl5dly
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Highest price paid for Human Hair.
y. lRALSoN,
5-. GA Main, street.
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metropolitan New. s.o d, ]. I

ignE .f.,s Metropolitan News Store. asil
LIST. Louis Daily Times, Republican, aud
Globe Democrat-s even papers a week-de-
livered to any part Of the city FOR THIRTY
cEsrs, In advance. Corner elm and syea-
more streets. q ati jan3O-dtf
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Highest price paid for Human Hair. I
~ snA''i az s.sIRALsoN,
iaq e-t1o3 saNnfi eia ~ Oh MAIN etreet.
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importer Of Human Hair and manufacturer
OF Millinery Goods. s, IRALsoN. &
All kind OF Hair Work done on short no.
tice. oNu iag7p bcs y. IRALSON. bi
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Mr. J. Tempe Lager Bsss Depot,
Az Jacob orossmons Beer Saloon, corner
of Main and Poydras streets, has iust re-
ceived car load Of their Celebrated Lager
Beer, both bottled and In kegs Orders win
/, .. g promptly % attended I'll lINl
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4 An kind Of Hair Work done on short no.
tice. f@l 3. IRAsoN.
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Dissolution OF Cepsrtnersh'p :.
The partnership heretofore e5islIS9ssd &
tween Dlboli 4 King is this day dis,f1s5ttIL
mutual consent, = II w. q, RnG
r.4. ~ y, T, 7. klno,u
Dallas, Texas, February II, 1870.
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-Matdi qsss ssill IL proosalon ),
Ffsszran's A'issy- = Al &, ~. s. {. 20
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-IrETE

Great demand we have had In the past for q
finer and larger assortment Of extra me
goods has prompted us 10 buy the very best
OF all goods, consequently our lady iriendh
who anticipate vlsitlng the
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.slsei 4 4. Agents Wsaisd ~.
FOR Dallas and county ! and every county In
the state. Canvasssers Of either sex are sue
cessiui, and are making S2O0 monthly. All
Agonu must give security, In that amount.
lanbda adp lDAI.I,AsP. D. nox sss.
Ladies' Hair sssazing emporium az Main
ssseet i,al ~ u 80 d 'i1-IS
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Agents w.ai.d

Ladies' Hair Dressing Emporium Sl4 MAR
street. slaic IS TapJ- q d ~ I
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/ wsn Paper, Wi, P.e.rif

Importer Or Human Hairand mann aetnfer
of Millinery Goods. " : 3. IRALsON.