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the EMPEROR aud the estimation II
which theru machines are held mol
ouly In tie unlled Staten but IN dis
tant forelgl lands
Mr.. McNalr, the general agent ioI
Texas, va arc informed, has sold THIS
season over Que thousand machines
In the surrounding wheat region,
aud Numerous additional orders
are daily pouring Ia upon HIN
irom all points Of tho compass, The
succe which has attended Major
McNair's sales has been due not only
To his untIrIng energy but 10 tho IN
lrinsio merit Of the machines repre-.
scented by him. No farmer IL ever dis
satisfied with his purchase, aud stands
ever ready 10 warmly recommend slm-
liar machines to his nelghb0H.
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b NrHHthan VIM Mng0llum van u NJ
lnlni nHfid' MoDlnald ueufgfi hoplfil
NeWnlian Enrig Nelhon q 81 holland v
A, Nobel fainns 81 Anlen O.
Petty Wn Plunkeit john Porter W =
Hed Wallac, (ooloredl Reed u Nj Richard
son Wmi liioha1son Wilson W h0berton
gwyier !, ssnrlock Malhpnyi shlck ] ma
than smith ThOma' n. slnllh Luelgn
smiIh WU, smith Dol Y, snillgToye q az
Hon jCl savers Fi Alrubb lnhn2; sIubble'
nold H. Stephenson DrJ " stewart =" ~
Toiten He ui Townsend WIN w Town
send Waller "; townsend NJ Tabler WIN
h, pallv Vim y z, ferry \ W, Tloi Calylni
Thompson SUN ID Terrlstn " H. a.
Van Pattan Chai, Van Dyke Wmi van
Null Lucas, VOgt Louis, butcher; Vllilloe ID
Vim 4 y; wallace rheO VI Walton Elwln
~ Warren W " War; .er a X Wei j0hnj
Weslfall Marshall, Weaver WIN; Weller
az Wllsey Lymani Wilson II - William
dnas, Williams a; W0olman Eber
IOller On aries David,
Foreign Letters.
Brem II F6H,
Foster Miss MOllle,
McCrun lnmesi M0Wbray George
landau EP.
miscellaneous,
DellaR CITY Laundry,
Dallas supply Co No I.
Texas Rag Company,
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Me Know. HOW "a uee. ,.a,.,

When we consider what ups and
downs In life the Texas veterans have
mad we can but wonder at their cheer
falneas and amiability. Colonel Aaron
3. hangum, one Of that honorable
body Of patriots is now keeping hotel
N sherman, where he has been living
for ten years. The old gentleman Is
full Of yivacity and humor, and has a
host q friends. Those visiting sher-
man would do well to stop At his
house a. his rates are reasonable and
his accommodations excellent
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eEl8dlous NOTICES.


ehittln tlwgh. Corner Austin steol
anp nounsafuc. sorsioesi lo'i ndYo'oIoch
Sunday SCHOOL atpn. ~. Social mcoiinE ey'
cry Ihpfodoy nlkht ai7o'olook' Eldof kifl
pa4tari PASTOR,
Al, .fhpfeh kopih -corpr Commerce an'
Lamar siirsn ileN NJ Nicely Pastor
Hrgvitaa " a h,ai, mil Bpin,oyefy SUNDAY
Payer inohtpE, THURSDAY ,pening ~ W
v'clocle. stranger bud ylslNng momben
pIetnFen irdlaily lnyild
congregational CLotch-sersicea every sun.
day, al Kuiehts u l'ythiaa Han. pvoehint
, ..,,ii o'clocif io.dasa hy llev n. N. Daniels
v'yuus ptplIlren CORDIALLY invited 70 al'
Flrsi nhplisf churfh.-C Corner sycamore anr
rattalson stfeeis- Rev q. w Rogars, Pastor
faslicn,.lnp hryai ttrcoD- Services ever,
f,6rJs phisAt 40 cioels am. nni ~ O'clock
SABBATH Nm school NJ W o'clock am.
Preyp Meetlng "Wednesday evening NJ ~
nclect Spna ffee
Flril prcstyteriln ibuFeh--on Elm street
Rev, a y kHitp, paatoF Sunday school NJ
w o'clpcif aas,ipnpuhing ~ llam,and
pna. Prayer nootihg on "Wednesday oven
lpxn. lild,,h AID Society moit' eyer
1hpfdls Isrnirget lslne at The chu ap
AcunIlt,am'a ilrflyuan Association Roomi
oSul stadlord's hoVt aud shoe store Fin
ssfeoL Gree readifR roorbs open every night |
Second Pstsb5titim clWreh -old Assembly
Nefvires ~ tn0 Young Mems CHRISTIAN Asso
rielion ilsol1f, No. les Main street, no Stairs,
~ u A, v. nndsph Rev. a Yenaplo
rAitor hol,h.th htli6al az IAN,
YasrPnaas NJ J.. pbnrtb. Elm street.. Rev
LIN. Cnrhaft. Pastor Hibie SCHOOL TN er
national Lesson roeni) iGa.m. Preaching II |
Mn. eud SPIN sunday school, 2p m, Fer |
slce sacred and sotlalaong, 5ii5p,m Preyoi |
Meetings (Nelneslaysl, 7& pm. Ladies !
Nosiebia Leeliigo room rhnrdpysl ~ pan
stsngcr welcome.
\ Floya Slrest ~. Epturcs,ylicy. !. h. Alien,
Pastor. scfVccs atil u.m.aiid * pm. every
sunday. prVyer Meeting, Thuradas evening
aux orlook, fsirangsrs ana visiting Nom.
hers cordially 3ngned.
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EotAL BRllssfIi!sI

,'enienulal oards ptlhted nj hi
o6ioe. Ak
--See Spadlg aud get Que Of ibos
fine liav4nls. They aro good.
Call and examine our stock o
'Contennlalp cerds,---Ad.
one hundred rcams tissue paper NJ
Reed a Lhtbrop's At S22 rehm' -- 'id
iIlotlprs, CoulrhuIAl cards aud nd
gurll ding fans printed NJ Tnb HERAJ
office. I'D.
Have your watches and Jewelry
repaired and warranted NJ Webb's, 6Of
Maln street I'D.
plnlioim Temperance meeting al
ghe tabernacle NJ. IL. Church tonight
several speakers and good music.
General invitation.
- Many thanks TO cur fair unknown
Marshall correspondent, Miss Kate
Coventry for her pleasant letter
which appears elsewhere
The funeral Of Mary Bell, infant
laughter Of u. A. aud Elizabeth stare,
vii take place vt the Tabernacle NJ r..
Church Mt eleven O'Clock to-day.
ilousokeepers viii find Shnw's re-
lrigrrators at r. II. Foats furniture
store, Elm street They secure 10 you
cool irtsh food, and ARE indispensable
IN bot weathor-Ad.
Mr.. Bcndish, Of tho New York
lotllng House, started for the East
Inst light, for the purpose, AZ we learn,
NJ bringing on tho largest stock of
clothing ever brought into Texas.
VII you are going TO Cheyenne
springfield, Neosho, Vlnlta or New |
Orleans, and want to save money, go
10 Juhuson d Manget, LeGrand Hotel,
and by your ticket. They buy tickets
70 all poinls.-dd
Tickets to New York, Washing.
.1n, Cheyenne Kupsas City, Parsons
Vidin and Springfield for sale cheap
ny johnson ~ MaDgei, LcGrand
Hotel. They also buy and sell rail-
road llckels to all points, I'D
-DeStefano Bros, No. 3l3 MAINS
have Just received fifty boxes Of choice
llessina oranges aud lemons, also
large stock Of nuts, candIesaud tropical
Frui'T which they offer TO the trade at
ihe lowest prices. I'D
Those croquet sets are selling fast,
nat more are. on the way; also choice
'nd late books just from the piess; also
arriving, all kinds OF sta I
loncry, printers material ana notions,
u to be sold CHEAP at Reed & Lalh. Z
ops, sos Main street.--Ad.
The sack OF flour shipped to the
'ew Orleans Merchants Exchange by
no wide.awake firm OF Mrs. s. III,
'ockrell n Co., of this city, with In.
tructions to apply the proceeds OF the :.
ale to needy aud worthy object, was :.
Did a few dnys since, and brought the :
iund sum Of one hundred and severn ),
dollars and twenty-five cents. n
his ilour was the first OF this years !,
op yet sold, Score another for the 4,
one Star State. =
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EDuoAt0aAL
rho new Ealias college BniidinIa IN
no gree,sa 30 the Fsif Grounds.

4
be greeisa 80 the Fair Grounds
The plans Of this collegiate instilu
ton comprise three separate building
CONNECTED by corridors, each building
to be three stories In height, MI 10 be
built with brick and stone trimmings
strong aud substantially constructed,
having IN all q fr0ulnge Of WO Feet
The aim Of HE Board Of Managers ~
present " ~ erect the central building,
II being the most prominent fa'uTe,
and the center Of the Intended group
This building viii be 80 feet 'front.' ny
40 feet back; tho height from ground
30 oornlee 65 feet Tho exterior pre-
SCENTS grand aud Imposing appear
ance, beIng In the elaborate modern
Italian aud French styles, The main
entrance IL very imposing piece Of
architecture, aud In front Of which II u
variety OF columns, cornlces aud bnl-
comics, covered with n pediment roof
and surmouutCd with II clock tower OF
bold aud striking appearance, rising to
the height Of 10 feet from the ground,
The whole building IL covered with n
mansard roof, with ornamental crest
lngs. Each Of the front corners Is sur
mounted with handsome tower, In |
which are beautiful dorIner windows,
Around the entire building IN u
heavy and elaborate galyanlsed iron
cornIce with brackets, madillions, etc,
The first and second floors contain
fourteen rooms for class and recitation
purposes, with chapel and music
rooms on tbs third floor, Each floor
has large aud spacious halls and pas
sages. Access " had TO each floor hy
n grand stair case, starting In the en-
trance hall, aud also by stair IN the
rear, landing on ench floor These
stairs are to be finished with polished I
walnut newals, pals and banisters,
All tie rooms ana nails ARE to be
wainscotted eDd capped with bold
Ample ventilation is nc. .
,ured TO each room, chapel and hall
The entire building will be heated with I
hot mir furnaces in basement
The contract for tuildng has been I
made and entered into, and the work
viii be commenced at once aud pushed I
forward to completion without delay. =
The plans were drawn by John y
Archer, architect, OF Dallas, aud the 4
work will be carried out under his 81.
Iervlslon.
The site selected Is near the old Fair Il
iround, in beautiful wooded grove Z
Ugh and commanding position. 1t Is p
expected the building will be com. o
leted and ready for pupils by Novem. Il
or next. u
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Capital, lldl has large membtrhlp
among colured peuilp In the South
that h .loing anything for their eduoa'
ilon. The report urges forcibly the
duty NJ the Church 10 make proper
provision Tor the education moral and
mental-Oi freedmen Of the South.
Under proper influences they will con
tinue 10 form n large Protestant ele-
ment In American Christianity and
civilization, bat II should not be con-
Gealed from ourselves that there " real
danger that they may be-
come 10 u large degree for
feited 10 Rome, Emissaries are
already nj work among them, aud
they are meeting with success. They
are filling their schools with children
and,Lheir asylums with orphans Of the
colored people, The plans Of the Pap
al propaganda ure far reaching, and
they never make haste. 10 h
very well understood whoever shall
educate freedmen will also possess
them enthusiastically, aud the Romlsh
Church has earnestly entered upon this
work, II Is said that there IL II large
class Of colored young men from the
South, some say nearly ore hundred,
under training IN Rome Tor the priest.
hood, who viii, after u few years. re-
appear In their native land az prOpa-
gators Of the Il mIsh faith II Is not ~
alarmisls that We state these things,
but simply as entering n warning that
the Prolestants Of America should hear
and heed nj the peril Of their own
religious faith. The duty Of educating
and evnngeliaing this people belongs
peculiarly aud emlnently to ourselves,
VIZ; TO the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The report concludes with these 70.
concentrations:
!. That the Freedmans Aid Society
RETAIN substantially, It's present organ
cation.
2 Ia view Of the Importance aud
extent Of the work of this Society, that
a very large Increase of its annual In.
come should DC contributed 10y the
Church.
5. That the Board Of Managers of
his Society ARE hereby instructed TO
'pportlon the amount annually deter.
mined To be asked for among the sew
raj Annual Conferences.
4. That In the management of the
unds committed to its trust, and the
work. accomplished the Freedman's :
Md Society is worthy the fullest con-
ldence and heartiest support of the
jhurch.
D. That we ~commend collection
or this Society to our preachers and ,
eople, assuring them that no more
worthy charity calls for their aid, and !
hat no field OF Christian effort promi- I
es better returns for the money and /
'bor expended than this work among .
he freedmen OF the South.
The report and recommendations
'ere adopted without dissent, after \
'hich adjourned. :
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By letter from Major George W.
Clark, editor of the Two Republics, to
our townsman, John Henry Brown.
dated City Of MeXica, May II, we learn
that our fellow-citizen, J. +, Blades, had
been in that city about month and
found warm welcome from all to whom
he had letters, including several Mexi-
can gentlemen, He was much pleased,
and expected soon to leave for Guada-
laxora.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LEGRAND.

G b Wilmington, Chicago; ] NJ Cur.
ger, New YORK; Andrew Wilson, do;
) Bentley, st Louis; l. j Swngley'
Eagle Ford; w o Frazer, st Louis: j
II Montgomery, South Carolina; w h
Glass, Oswego, Kansas; G Il Hughes,
Fort Worth; Il Il Williams, St Louis:
) 9 Wilkinson, do; 7 l. Worsley, do;'
W LJudson, do; Douglas West, New
Orleans; w ii Murdoch, Sherman.
l. Cartwright; San Augustine, Texas;
! Nj Ingram, do; G NJ Clark, Albany
da; CD Ander, Ga; s A Elkins, Gal
weston; CS Sullivan, do; J II Zerrlng
Illinois.
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X. We have eiGilty Thousand acres of lmim.
proved Western landsiorsa sale At prices rang
ilag mona Si,opto sS.eo per acre. Also seyera-
lnapsosed tariffs ~ DAilas and adjonine
aountles. stxpirVm OF desirable city prop.
erty for s2la az nanlange for farming lands
0nr iiai at uils prcparty for sale contain,
spiaa ofthe mot desirable residences ant
brsidine lots ~ the city. We can sell o.
trade Tor inefpbanliae a,l7l acres Of heavily
flmbercd land On do East Fork Of Triuity
river. The tirallat Il principally bois 4 orc
and very valun''les We onsr at q bargain "a
sores q land near Che Fair Grounds, which
is daily increaslng ID value, and rare
oi'ancc for good snvestmont.
JOHN l., COOK h CO.,
Real Estate Agshla, oppoalte Learand hotel.
1n~yt Ia
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RELIGIOUS.

Proceedings OF the baltimore Metho
dist Conference.
bALrrMoRE, May 25.-Blshop Peck
presided In the Conference to-day.
The report ofthe COMMITTEES on Freed
men was taken up. IL etates that the
collections for three years and four
months were $4,000. Total disburse.
msnts since organization, 10 1866,
1924 GOO The report says the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church is the only
Church, with q single ssqsr =, the
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The young men of Dallas who NAV
wish to have a thorough, practical
knowledge of surveying, are invited TO
call and see F. A. Whatsoever upon
that subject, Room No. 5, Dallas In.
hrmary.-Ad. u"
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The copartnership existing between the
undersigned, under the firm name of II p
Lyle, has this day been dissolved by mutnai
consent, f.. p. Lyle retiring. 4. j. Keeton
VIII continue the business under his own
name and assumes all the liabilities of the
late III. T.. 2. LYLE,
NH. TT. kEkT0N.
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l.. NhN iiot VI ltltpFS unrlllpI 20
manning In the Postofice at DALAI NH
county, Texas, for the week ending Mav ..
. 10Y, Ihrues calling for the same will sa,
mvertlsed, ana give date of adyertisS
cnd W T Su, ns remain uncalled for at th,
iariar an iuui Weeks VIII be sent TO the dea,
'''''i oi''ee' A. b. NORTON, 7. NJ,
Ladies' List,
Akeley, Mrs Mary
berry AIRS Harriet j; Bolleter, Mrs I. Rowan
MIS- Fannie; Bryan Mrs Louisa A; Bn Tmgn
Carson. Ms Ellen: Carson. Mrvr ra,.
Miss sue; Chizell Virginia: toniy r ari Inf,
y; oraii, Mrs Sallie; Creanicr Mir n. crnn,
a nlss A'ieei Crow Miss Carrie L; Ciyil, Miss
Damn, Miss Lizzie; Daupbertv urspo,
2 Daily, Miss Emma Mis- hopert
Foster, Miss Mollic
a. Sarrett, mrs Matilda; Godfrey. mrs spsar.
afuia a, mrs A 2; Grier, mrs Susan. s'''n'
Hush miss Angle l.; Hustead' MIS- ME- Moi Mary'
Jehkins, mrs Margaret; Johnson i'v ma ~;
Scninrld l.; Johnson, mrs NJ; Jones, Mmrv s
lynch, mrs Patsy,
NARROW Mrs Matte: Mason Mrs Doxv Mini,
MIS- L; Myers Mrs Miiley: McCaSc' M Mlr
Mary; MoCurd Mrs Nj ID, h'eaoo Miss
gwen Miss Florrie
hd FARMER Miss Rachel; Pearsey Mrs Eliza.
Quin Mrs Annie.
u hged NJ IS sallie Fannie; Rice Miss ca,,o,
hubltkt hlsS Bettlp. 1850 NShui
sch uDt. MIS- MS Josie Al ,schwlng Mrs s !.
" Miss Is Lisxiei Starks Mrs Obedience: Siewan,
bel; Williams Miss Carrie. Wood MI isa-
west Miss Ellen Z. 4"'s NJ u;
Gentlemcn's List
:, Ayers Henry; Alexander w r.. An.
hrsokenridge; Allen ID w; Arnott I IN Ahen
:, Balls Richard; Baines Matt. RAIL- "a.
, osey rmonnas; Baker L NJ; Barnett r T.. nar,
r n, Blmdes sga = n James n II Bell W r; Berry
siosrdInan 7; Bon,i ] w; Brunei A r. p,t a;
Bnlssna lhes h; Bradford NJ; Brown d NV W:
r Gs,amwright ED U; Carroll r. oarnan,
SWAN "i Thas, sam; Chase y; Cobb Or ] w.
vS 1 Richard; Cooper b; Cashinaberryyi
na D,lgnean ira 2; Dallas s A; Daniel r W.
or, rs ebert Dedieu Camille; Doerle VIZ
r. OV~hns ~ Drury ] B; Drummond n
: S EDWARDS A. A; Elmes Johnnse: Evans J,,,.
Syens Y; Engeman VIM, '"S 'im; d
sorlins N an IN a; Fer1augh VIM; Fisher VIM. s
uentry James; q ains6urx y. asvny, n
IN r. 'ohh d; drifiith Franklyn; Gresson b
r HHy dsI Fred 2 Herndon W; Henry J w, q
harley Hodg Marx; Houston n, hMn os,,on
hosan John Hustead ~. HI,sf VIII 49, =
Ii. ssi..f !, Aowelli Hughes q v. "3''e'' a
John fyerSOn A. "
,heaton Luke; kiechler G. Kitcbtn., La, W
ny W ~ kinney James; Kennedy snyl :
iha ssI,A r B,,n,h,ssn " A. Latham Dr " l
aclntosh Daniel =; Mayer Fred, Na..o, ~
Mathis j; Manner Chss; Aihrt,s, ~ ~ d
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In retiring take pleasure in THANKING ~, -
friends, for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended TO me, and solicit continuanee Of
the same for my successor. E.p.IYI'E
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LAdifs shli had see The beautiful styles,
dFliy ar1tyine naf being sold lower than al
any Other hcuse In tho city, at 5i4 Main
H'.,e'. mayl-dsmos
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Are you troubled With constipation OF
larpid ilyefY Try one bottle OF nr Cole
naags uopcoutrhted white sulphur springs
Water, and you viii recoive immediate re.
hef' Observation-Disclosures
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Notice.

Aspecial meeting OF the directors of THE
DALLAS HERAIn PAINTING COMPANY, will
Do held at the Exchange Bank in the civ of
palias' Texas, Monday, May 20, 1876, at II
O'CLOCK, a. m. A full attendance ia desired
WI. MALONE, Secretary.
mayok-It
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state Occupation Tax Not,oc

All persons in arrears with thu stat O.,
occupation Tax. will look to their ,n,sroo,
~ coming forward without further DELAY.
anu make payment, MS this tax will be col
iecled strictly in accordance with law.
W. II, PRATlIER, Tax Collector.
Dallns, May 8, 1876. mavo.d,,,n
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Tbs Millinery npd hnitan Emporium, will
nil VI ordeis Promptly nad satisfaction
guaranteed. nt tlf Main street
fnt,il-esinca
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~ yor need purEatiys nor any purposeg
Thea tfy enc bptt's az Or. roloman,s Can.
eqnirasvd WIiIe salpMF springs water and
sou WI 'oisses aticrwa fds discard pills and
49,, =, \ vsgaiiyss IL effect Is safe
ana sire. ami GIipreiy free from gripping
fA0sei u ans mN,leaa ant ieeling.
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The term of Justice McIure's court ror
ciVii business, will hereafter begin ON the
f"Sf Monday ofeach month. mays6-dlw
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Keeps the largest and most fashionable
Astylas q bats French flowers, ribbons
'acrt'e sillss etc. etc. mayll-dsmos
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ri. Coietnnn's t'a0rentfaiesl whlte sulnhn,
Springs ',fttsr d Kept for sale by ali ,iruT.
z mayldaw.sun-thursiw
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~ exchange EaoRpt lots ID city for horses,
snSIaa 81 oxor. Adissss Lock pox a7a, Wort
worth, mHy2J-dlm
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nv seonslt pf the ladies OF Dallas, Mr.. =
I,alsoa. Tho MAinAesfsds MILLINERY aud nj.
PORTING IIousa, had ordered, received and
nov aaaon eshssitiolta lot % black, white
sled lrswn e.saw sufbnus at reasonable
iiieess maylsdu
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Howard NJ sAk r no ionge., authorized
soeolIscs Al feceipt for nonsys due mis-
ofiico inayaa-dSwtf
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ONE THAT CAN NOT BE REFuTFn
IT'S PLAIN But YET TRlrI

Owing 10 the extreme dull times and scarcity az M.
determined TO put Goods down lower than ever
Texas. II IL useless for our competitors to tell van
will sell Goods "chenper' than us for ii IL
facilities for purchasing are equal If not supcr,o
this section buy only from Importers and ma,,
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TRUSTEES sAIE

W IN Sg0 Per day q home. samples vo,,,
Maine WV 'iHee' Srfrsos a Co. po-,w,so,r,.lin
- mayp-d&giv
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MISS WHITNEY

den DsSh pcs. p 9,I The Piano and slpv,,s
cultivated her n s1ree, Miss Whilnsv sa.
sss Y and New oss.nss' ,Ss d f New
ans 6isase her patrons n pslisops a 10 b
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CITY BUSINESS.
Dissolution,

Hot and Cold Baths. Mt wilson's, No
80 ''" street. decI5dly
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Below Is tho list of letters uncalled for re-
cna, In the Postotfice at Dallas, Dallas
iSiS. bartisss c, nj me week ending May q,
advertised" and give date of ndvart iias
meht. such as remain uncaled for M the
Sna OF four weeks Will be sent 10 The VI de sa,d
ielter ONCE. A n NnppnN Il ~"
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