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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-24

The LEE MEMORIAL FUSp.-Tte follow
ing are the contributions to the Lee Memo
rial fluid made By the scholars of the public
schools of Richmond.
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EOR RENT, NICE BRICK. TENE. o.
Il MENT No. 404 Canal street; six rooms Hisa
Kitchen &c. Price, 81 8 per month. - -
ia "a ST $3.50" ROBERT b. EYyE.
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ADJorRNED.-The City Circuit Court has
adjourned to meet on the first Monday in
February.
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France.
AWARDS ON AMERICAN PLAYS.

PARIS, January 22.-The awards on plays
on the subject Of the American revolution
were partially announced to-day. The first
prize was undecided. The second was dt-
vided between two pieces, respectively en-.
titled "Tbe New World" and "a Great
Citizen" The authors were awarded 1000
francs each. The play "Free America "
took the third prize of 1000 francs. ~.
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A Defaus.tuS Confidential Clerk.
BosroN, January 22.--J Jordan. Clark q Cos
clothiers, have failed IN consequences Of the
falsi6cation OF their books hy shslt eonnae1'
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TOR RENT, a FRAME HOUSE with aa
l. five rooms, and kitchen aftached-all' ihka:l
good renair. Rent, - O month to o good tenant
No. SOC Twenty.Sixth street,, between Clay and
Leigh. ia 22.2l*
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Notes.
LONDON, January %. The Times s>Ragusa
correspondent telegraphs that there had been
Two day. fighting, in which $50 Turks and
100 insurgents were killed. TrebiEe Is
threatened with famine.
PARIS, January 22-The MoniteEr an.
uounces that Thiers will contest the deputy
SKIP of the Ninth Paris reimbursement.
ROME, January 22.-The Vatican has de.
cided not to resist The inspection OF semiua-
ries by the Government officials.
LONDON, January pa Paris special says
the senatorial delegates of the Department
Of Seine have agreed to support the candida
lures Of Victor Hugo and Louis, Blanc.
II is reported the Turks are preparing to
concentrate large army in Bulgaria.
The report Of the intention Of Russia to
concentrate troops in Western Russia next
spring is denied. "E af1
The Times Paris telegram, says Gambet-
ta'sspeech delivered at Xix, will force itself
on the attention of all France. 1t is an ap.
peal to cancellation and the programme Of the
moderate Republic. Ea Is. aal ..T
HAVANA, January 22.--Captain-General
JoyeIlar, on assuming his 0 ttice, issued pro.
clmatiop, which Is quiet but firm in tone. !.
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THE CORTES ELECTIONS.

MADRID, January 22.-Reports from the
elections recently held for members of the
Cortes are coming 10. In Madrid it is
thought the Mnisterialists have secured FIVE
distric's. Two others return Constitution.
alist and ProgreSsist respectively. The
provincial reports state that the Ministerial.
list minority is large everywhere. AS far as
known only Two Republicans have been
elected. ..-.. .... ..... .... zig. T.. 70
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WANTS.

WANTED, MONEY.-We haye for sale
w at remulerative rates some SEGOTlABLE
NOTES taken for The purchase money on real
trust. No SAFER Investment can be made. Amounts
range from il so to ~ 500. o
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO.,
l., 04o, No. Tenth street.
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WOOL MARKET.
MmnlrAALE Dnnrrnn u.n,.r

WHOLESALE GROCERY MARkET
BACON Clear sides, Ha95c; supply am
Pile; market good.
,BuTTEk-Coming IN rapidly; prices de
clining; 70 cents aOGordlng to grade fresh
country.
CANDLEs-schater's 7ylSc supply am
CANDY stick, "A to "a cents, according 10
grade. Dallas Candy Mandatory l7&.
CHEESE-- Western, lidl6
COAL OlL-Market bare; 20 cents In bar.
rcls; IN cases 81 650gSl 70.
CoFFEB--Old good Java, S5sWc;Rlo choice
Absc prime, Nc common, 22992lpo. Stock
ample; demand fair, with an upward ten.
CORN MEAL-Supply good; holted, 100;
unhOlted, Do cents per bushel. ..t
ELQuR-Todd Mills. 50 10 for the best
Xxx from s. to So ~ Xxx, " %; Y, g 50; st
HAMS Fancy brands III. Amesl, lie. on
brands from l51s to l6Sci market quiet;stock
small.
KRoUT--Too late In the season TO quote.
Fairbanks q Pecks, ia tins, l7Ic. Market
easy, supply light.
MOLASsES-Stock light. Fancy Louis
lana, zoe; choice, &c; prime, DC, fair, s5c.
SALT-ln sacks, Liverpool, " for coarse;
ine, 50 50; Ohio riN or, IN barrels, fine, SO l6
dairy, N barrels, 81 Is; table, Sc per ssck
supply light, market quick.
SUGAR-Granulated, by the barrel, 1850;
crushed, 1910; powdered, l21Sc; prime pow
dered, &c lower; coffee A, ll94ei coffee c. 1875
choice Louisiana, l0ci prime, 91c; dry fair,
yc, Market quiet, supply ample. A rise In
New Orleans and New York reported
IEA-Einest gunpowder, 81 %. Market
quiet, supply good,
VlNEGAR-Common 25gS0 cents; double
strength 6OJB5c.
APPLES--Dried, l2hc. for choice; lie. for
prince loo. for State. Supply smooth.
PoULTRY-stock light; demand good;
So 90 pei dozen for chickens
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ppU,rs AVN NUrs.

APPLES-Are scarce; they are quoted ~
S9alO per barrel; forcxtra choice medium so'
market dull, supply small. -,
NLNON DS-FGrragOra from 2Gsbc per ID
BANANAS-F ON S2Cgi per bunch.
FIGS--In layer, per pound, Dci no uruili
tigs In the market; small pill boxes Dy the
100 81 10. VI ,,,
LIMO NS-Ar6 advancing and are quoted
at 81 SO97 % per box. ,s- N,
ORANGE S--Are scarce and quoted NJ :, w
az w per hundred for the Messlna No FSi-
ermo or Louisiana in market;
They mr.. quoted In New York at lie;
RAISINS-Lay per box, 81 OsS 1904 W;
for FondOn s.. ,,oo,
VAIN JITS-Grenoble are quoted nj Dc.
COCOANTTs-r4Are quoted att w per nun
PEA NUTS Tennessee firm at logic per
pound
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COTTON.
THE GRAIN NARl,rr

tohN-TeHas In shuch, 40 TO So cents. Tex
Is w insAck, o0 10 81 cents; Kansas ear, IS cts
Kansas, sacked, Is 10 70 cents. Marker uuisI
supply up to the demand. f"'>'
WHEAr-No. 2. from me IA A I'M A., q
nom NJ cents; No. I, W cents. In dsmand M y
lower grade; market weak,
bA RILEY --Noihlng doing; no stock; price,
oAIs-4r 70 worth from Is to n cents. Mar
kot very dull '''
IA E-Prices nominal al SOp, nothing do.
ing. "
bhANEMarket we'll supplied with n,ir de.
nahd, We quote az yOc p6rcwt,
hAf-Te1as, from slO@l2' por ton.
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SOCIETIES.
dAsOnic.

All Masonic bodies meet at 80 Main street,
over Z. ". Wheat store.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. ~, Royal Arch
Nasons, meets ut the Chapter Rooms In the
city of Dallas, on the hrst Monday In each
month. ,r
joseph l.. FISHER, Secretary.
TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 81, ]. 4 n. Ia
meets on the second and last Saturday even
hg of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
HENRY BOIL, W. NJ.
LB, LoUCKX, Secretary.
4 DALLAS LODGE, No Az F. A. M
meets on the first and third Saturday even:
hSs of every month, at its hall over [. NJ
'"' '''' VI ". G, COMMON, WIN.
-PADGETr, Secretary.
Odd Fellows.
\ SCHILLERBUND LODGE NO. 2sS, l. y;
gF,, meets every Thursday night AZ Odd
Fellows Hall. j. GKOSSMAN, N IT,
h. WAGNER, Secretary.
Eureka Lodge, |. 0. D. T., meets at Rich
amsOn Dallas county. every wednesday
evening, at half-past o'clock. -
W. IL. STARK, No,
I,R, BLEwETT, Secretary.
RlDGELE1 rNCAMPMENT No. 25, !. o
" T., meets on the first and third Friday
B BSpS In each month"; a. she n0 S&I e O. p
H. WAGNER. Scribe.
DALLAS LODGE No. A, |. .. q. r., meen
sleyery Wednesday night, at the odd Fei'
lows Hall, B. CANDY, N, u.
NJ, THEvEaEr, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE No.l9S / 90. + meets
every Monday night AT Odd Fellows nall;
G. II. CALHOUN, Nc.
Z. TURLEY, Secretary.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, l. u u. y.
meets meets every Saturday night at the Ihom~
SION 8. RECORD. W. @. T.
wv. RECORD W. Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE No. l4s, l. o. G. T., meet
syery Friday night, at their lodge room, or
ASIn street, between Austin and Lamar
JOSEPH SWAIN, W. Z. L.
w MoNEALUs, W. y.
UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
S my every. Monday night at old Coiieg'
VU'IuinS, Elm street, at eight o'clock =; M,
NJ. b. FRANKLIN, VIZ
IN. RUSSELL. II. 8.
B'Nai BIRTH.
DALLAS LODGE NO. 1877, B'NAI BRlTt
s %oeB every second and fourth Tuesday u
idsnntm mouth M President, d. Goslini wee pre-
MI, Noise Kahn; secretary, Joseph
uel Kahn.
Medical.
Sne DALLAS MEDICAL and SURGICAL
SNsSSV,ElAT1ON, ILeets regularly on me =
uu Nh Tuesdays OF each month, at So'clocI
I'm y, d. THURSTON, NJ. d., President
az uRAHAM, NJ. D., secretary. It
y. Z. A,-The Young Mems Christia
ISc Vation Prayer Meeting at 8 p. M, ever
knights Of Pyfhi@s.
ev SooEuR DE LION LODGE No. y, meet
Wy thursday evening. T. NJ. Miers, ~
Non a. McCullam, Prelate; u. l.: RicharC
Atm,N; X, and u. JOS. swain. Master,a
" v; Lptgh, NJ. OF j.; Paul Eurst, " :
'AHW Ja6obs, " uh, John X. Ryan W
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MRER

yellow PINE boxing, ienclng, scantliup
y 70 p9r hundred; dressed boards, y 30 psI
nSmdhr%i SGlililng' Y; ceiling X, Qs5
WHIrE PIsE-Coilng, y! 2ia0 B. wSnth.
erDoardlng, W; select boards, II 6Ogs6
Cypress BoAEDS-. siaSl rs.
STRENGTHENING pine, 81 5O9s5 90, Sy.
press, - 10.
Tue market is evidently active, Demand
quiet supply ample. The amount OF huild.
INK going on Is considerable and no falling
OF porceptihle. ....
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LlME-The hes quality In barrels, is worth
" 10. In bulk, 81 So Ordinary Dallas. "a
GENTS per Bushal, aa1
CEMENT Rosenjalo 10 worth 81 " per
barrel. Louisville best. little kcnt II M mar
barrel ~ w ~
PLAslER-ls worth 50 O. per barrel. The
supply or the above mentioned articles IN
ample; demand fair market arm
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.u knud r x. r., comprising western
'.r|.ili and eastern states, New York and
I,.i, mails, arfiVeHat B:9j p m; deparb
..um Pouch closes at : u IN.
Southern mail.
...,y Orleans aud southern Louisiana, Gal.
'Lu Houston, Austin, Waco, and all Other
ANTS ia southern Texas, arrives Vt 746 q
israrts NJ t;15 p in. Pouch closes at p IN
Eastern Mail,
,..,r and +. Il L., comprising southern and
'i,Ir statps, Louisville Chattanooga, Mem.
"I little ROCK, and shreveport, and all
f..'ru Texas, arrives daily at 1905 p m: de-
,sds daily At 6lj p M. Pouch closes ut
"' western Mail,
..pn Fort Worth, Cleburne, Granbury,
a.lIneriord Decatur, Palo Pinto, Jacksboro
and western posts, arrives at 400 pm; de-
~grts at 500 a m.
Cedar EaiII Mail.
..Iar Hlll, Mansfield, Alyarhdo and Cross
rmnrrs, arrives at p IN Wednesday and
Benton Mall.
ueuton, Bolivar, Eli2obethtown, Boyd's
VIIy. Lpwlsviie and Trinity Mills, arrives
nilu. m, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
Departs at q. a. IN. alternate days.
Grapevine Mail
Arrives every Monday ut p. m. Departs
Tuesday at s IA. N.
office Hours.
Delivery window, 8 u. III. to b y, M; money
order window, q a. IN. 10 II m, and from p.
m. 10 p. m. stamps sold from q. IN to
nm Letters registered only during money
orders hours
All persons having complaints against the
.Nln Al
ZANE, in writing or In person, TO the Post
master
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
cry OF DALLAS.

MayOr--John ID. KerfoOt.
EnGlneer-Willia NJ. Johnson.
AuOIney-Barne Gibbs.
Ireasurer-JOh w. Bowen.
Svcretary--J. b. Hereford.
Assessor and Collector-J, n. Ogden.
MarShal-W. +. Morton.
health Otficer:-Dr. M. A. Cornelius.
Aldelmen-First ward II. Ervay, j. W
CrowduS. Second ward: W. j. Clark and f
h. Gurdry. Third. ward b. 7. Jett and h N
COwan, Fourth ward j, l.. williams and
N. NJ. Newsome.
Commissioner of lmmigration--J, Manl0ve.
The Offices of the various city Officers are
Il the city market house. The board OF Al
I5rmen meet in regular session at the cOun.
q. room over the market, very Tuesday
l. ~,
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THE FARMERS HOME JOURNAL
puDLisHEp EVERY THURSDAY Ar
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY
Subscription prco.-ss ror Year, In Advance

Subscription Prlre--sa ror Year, In Advance
The Home journal ia an Independent Agrl-
cultural newspaper, thH equal Ia every rO-
spect of amy publication OF rs clhss In
America. IL was established in 1886, aud,
though not ~ any sens0 an organ, IL has
AWAY been looked to for reliable iniOrna,
ton regarding the great blooded stock In
ter1st ofthe Hue HrRss Region OF kcntunEY,
Besides, every problem ConneOted with the
breeding and improvement Of all the various
dOinas tloatvd aniluals are fully discussed In
It's pages, aud every now discovery In this
and All other departments OF Agriculture
promptly chrJnlcled. In order 10 adapt tho
paper WlN to the wants OF the American
Farmer we give u Miscellany OF useful infor-
nation Oft Lite AIRY ana scientific chara0-
ter specially lifted for reading in the Family
Circle, and We exclude nom our columns
everything OF AN objectionable nature, 80
that parents can nj all times put the paper
into thu hands of their children, confident
that nothing will be found IN II of corrupt.
Ing or immoral tendency, " "-
subscriptions may begin ~ any time.
Send postoftica order for two dollars, and the
paper WIN be forwarded, postage ldtd, for one
year Sample copies ten cents zach, Clubs
OF Ave subscribers at 81 30 each.
Address
FARMERS HOME JOURNAL,
mayB-d&w6ms b0uisvil Kentucky.
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wINEs AMI IAuORs.

BEER Anhtusers, SIS per cask uhrig'si
SIS per cask; Lemps SIS per caski Cincinnati
Star, Sl4 per Cask.
WHlSk Y-Sl 1898 81,
BRANDY--Apple,S VI JO63 %; Cognae, S(s2t
per gallon; peach, $780, blackberry, 81 10
Ginger, S. % .. ......-
GlN-sl 6DG2 ~. 49,.
CHAMPAGNE r. Cooke. Imperial. VIZ
Krug, in baskets, slj; Heidsiche's, SIT pei
case, 49, ~,
CLAREr--Is worth $50 to sl0O according
to brand and quality.
PORT WlNE--Is worth u 6O92 w pei
Ali MISUNDERSTANDING Is worth $500 pei
RNllOn.
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ESCl'LENKA.

ONIONS-old dry, q 10 per barrel. Mar
ket bare.
POTATO ES-Thore IL little or nothing do
ing, and but few good IN market. They arc
worth from 1920 oents per bushel. New
ones coming In, ARE worth 81 " per bushel,
BEANS-Nary, ~ cents per h.; white 10.
supply good.
UABBA GEs-some In market; supply
light, Scarce and high.
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TOBACCO ANn CIGARS.

TOBACCO--Is worth from 6O@76c, accord
ing to quality; Tho market IL declining;
the stock Is large and the demand very good.
CIGARS Worth from ~ 2i6S 90 for dOmes-
tic with Havana filters, Market IL DUH; sup
ply ample, demand ialr.
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The Great Summer Sale Of Fine Ready
Made Clothing
30 Days! 30 Days!I 30. Baysl!!
.. AT THE I'D
New York Clothing House

We are unaor many obligations TO the cit
liens OF Dallas and surrounding country, for
the very liberal support they have extended
toward us during our stay here, and In order
to show our appreciation and fully carry out
By one and all OF our former ideas, we still
adhere to the motto, "Qulck Sales ana Small
Profit " We have this day made "a cOnoes-
SION, and for the next Thirty Days, Will re-
ceive from our New York Manufacturing
Establishment, all the necessaries Of the sea.
son, fine clothing, light underwear, boots and
Shoes, and a combined new assortment OF
elegant gents iurnishing goods. The, stock
VIII be offered at great reduction frJnn our
10 mer efforts, and must bring con viction TO
tho assertions made, that the New York
Clothing Houle, Is the lowest price cloth Ing
huuse In TvxaS mayN.n
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COuNIY COMMIsSIUNERs.


District No. Nv. Ii. witt, Trinity Mills.
District No. 2-T. ]. Nash, Duck Creek.
district No. 3--Flem. q. Bledsoe, Hutchins
District No. IN. o. McAdams, Five Mile
JUSTICES or TIKI PEACR.
lleclnct No. w. W. Peak and 4. Z.
AcLure, Dallas.
Precinct No. Al. X. Blewett, Richardson.
Precinct No. Sc. r. Myers, Duck Creek.
Precinct No. "A. Il. Lanier, Haughts
store
Precinct No. o. --.---- Saunders, Lancas-
ter ,..
Aui.
Precinct No. S--JOhn Preston, Grapevine.
C0NSTABLES.
Precinct No. IA, II. Hardin, Dallas.
Preclact No. 81. NJ. Salmons, Trinity
Mills.
Precinct No. Sd. NJ. bergman, Duck
Crpek
Precinct No. 4-Jas. II. sullivan. Houghtt
store,
Precinct No. 3 Robert George, Lancaster
Precinct No. = Eagle Ferd.
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-Nat. NJ. Burford, Dallas.
County Judge-RObert IL. West.
County Attorney--George N. Aldredge.
District Clerk-W illiam A. Harwood,
County Clerk-Alexande Harwood.
Sherlli-W. NJ. Moon.
Surveyor-Robert NJ. Cook.
FreasureT--Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide Inspector - Emerson
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LeGRAND HOTEL,

-, Austin street. This Ia some.
iMing onr town has long needed Ladies
viii ind tns pleasant PSss Of Of ssq cream a
or nice Svs L dsy, sundayexcepted. md every .
open, erT 10 clock II be presidea ovs'
nighh, pbnsn,itolhe Captain Tom ME M sm S,IS
~ ' who viii always be happy to see I'LL WIN
wish refreshments. o,or I, will be n Ia.
.Afler ths sunr,he' '' 0'' mSyl2'u
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aailg gerald.
cuE DAILY HERALD.

,,Il.Y HERALD liz published evory
.s except M Snnntn 81 sV yeSr IN
4! 'aI., t,r one week single copies, 8 cents
gcrhH n,Vy Herald Is now furnished TO sub.
iae I'M" nv carrier at IS cents per week. The
taOess NJ he delivered regularly each morn.
Paper w. W., Early hour, TO any part OF the city
NJ a 1At,rDs within u mile and u half OF the
1l .I Muse. Subscribers failing 70 receive
z olIH a, paper aI viii oblige by reporting this
-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
ofIlCk or THE HERALD \
Dallas Texas, June I, 1876.
NANHpAOU

,ne monetary market IL somewhat strt,,,
tnn ny iot outside business. but there ia an,nf,
aHhus lur legitimate business aud ennIp,pr
SSiniLJpSIJBuSlng, II selling, ~.
SSlLVEk-PriHes nominal
There Ia but little gold or slly,r "A, ,,.,.
premium. F"'' JANA y
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'lInsi '.I4'' Sleeping 1sH

ON ALI. NIGHT TRAINS.
p0ssougers arc requested 10 obtain reliable
Information OF the superior advantages OF
this GreHt through lime before selecting
their route, thus enabling then 10 purchase
Tickets by u ihoroughiGre preferred over all
others,
Any Information In regard 10 ratios OF
Freight or Passage VIII bo cheerfully furn-
lshnd and claims fur overcharge, loss or
damage, ntc., VIII meet prompt attention II
addressed 10
", Il, NEWMAN,
General Freight and Passenger Agent,
I.tr.r .... Manshnll, Texas.
gro, NOBLE, General superintendent
MARSHALL, Texas.
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VICTOR GATE.

Decidedly the most convenient gate for
the farm yet Invented. Agents wanted 70
sell county and farm rights: For terms I'D
dress 4. j. BTURDEVANT q CO.,
fcbSdtf Lock Box 30, Dallas, Texas
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nIDES AND pELrRIru

Dry Flint, Ions ana upwards gL.
Dry t!iut, damaged, under 10 lbs, -
Dry Flint, kips and culf.,,..,,......
Green Butchers. ....,...,.....'..... Al.
Buffalo, pun X
BufalO, cows
shecpskins. each. g5u,i.yi
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
.,,. and Departure OF Trains NJ
Dallas.
...n.rnN AND rEx As oENTRAI

.,,uaTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
AIrlvoA.
.., ,hesouth mail and eIpressl- 7:45 q. m
rJ.a IN, ne North ,mall ana express)- 0;25 .. IN
Ilom ths South, (aocommodation)ll ;20 a. m
fI0mi he North. accommodation 800 D. IN
''' TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
,.,,t ExpTesJ...,..... 6:.s5 ,. III. 1905 y. IN
MAJ ,",,,InIaiiOn ,.......... 600 Il. m. $3.50 D. m
A.,o,'|,r Frelght........,..66O D. NJ, l0:0N u, M
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Ladies Ice Cream. Saloon
Long Felt Want Supplied
Energy and Enterprise Will Win
rr.IeCrand Proprletors have Nice Ice

TIL, LeGrand Proprietors have a NICE :.,, Ice
cream saloon for Ladies' ana deh''o"ho"'
,,nbar the
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,..u. x. md T Il. r., comprising western
'...,l and eastern states New York and
r,.l, mails, arriVeSat B:9j p m; deparU
|.um. Pouch closes att Am.
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knights Of Pyfhias.

ev Sgsg VI DE LION LODGE No: ., meets
R,P thursday evening. 7. NJ; Miers, rs,
C., Il AunspauRi, o. O.; Richard Morgan J, ",
10" a. McCulam, Prelate; y. l.; Richara-
TS ]. q. Lptgh, NJ. OF T.; Paul Eurst, q
AAiW h6obs, " un, John H. Ryan, " vi
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Norx.--Chamberlins True Blue won tho 0rst heat IN
1873 Longsan's Countess won tho first heat and she
and Piccoo made the second or dead heat In 1876.
TRIAL sTEKrLEcHAsE
The fourth called the Trial Steepccbase for
which hvc horses came 10 the post These were N.
Taylors warlke by Little; Joseph Donahue's Weasel,
BY Nolan; Oden Bowie's Calvert BY Midgiey, and w.
Cottrs Colonel NclIgan. by Hyland. warlikc
tho iavore just before The START Calvert second
choice, Michigan third, Weasel fourth and Bill Munday
fifth Iavor Michigan took tho lead, Calvert second,
Bill Munday third, Warllkc fourth, Weasel NTH. In
this order they ran from the centre OF the field Ia
northcrIy direction 10 stone wall. Michigan going
nrst, Calvert second, but trippcd and
fell injuring himself badly that u is
feared he cannot recover, Bill Munday third,
warike fourth, Weasel NTH. Further on toward the
lower turn OF the track the horses jumped another
wall, Ncllig being 6rst warlikc second, Weasel
tn,rd, Bill Munday fourth. Then the horses circcd
around the lower turn, jumping hurdle and, wheel
ing to the south, jumped an earth wall and hurdle,
Warltke 1rst, NeIlgnn second Weasel third Bill Mum
day fourth They then took the In the centre Of
the field, aiierwnrd hurdle. and again
water jump aud, crcIing to the right, came aown
whore The horses were very close together, warikc
lcadiegs Nclligan second Weasel third, Bill Munday
fourth. Running IRON there 70 the or the field
they encountered an earth wall. which Weasel the
FIRST 20 take but he 10 grief and threw complete
somerset and that was the last Of him the time
beng warike with tho lead toward tho halt
mile pole. where hurdle stood in the
nicely, while Bill Munday refused and by this
decided 20 go u the others were quarter OF
mile away. WarIkc and Michigan had very good
struggle home which ended by Michigan winning tho
race by three lengths Bill Munday Just entered The
homestreioh when Michigan passed under the string