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THE HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA
a - CLAUS STILL AT /" 4 hi,
y:,g THE TEMPLE OF FANCY, a.
NO. 7l3 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH

EIGHTH STREETS. I'D, E
Fresh arrivals direct from II factories of Boys
Wagons and Yeiocipedes, Hobby-Hosses and Shoe
Tool Chests, Propellers and Wheel Burrows. and
all kinds OF Mechanical Toys, for les. than factory
price; French Dolls, Wax Dolls, China Dolls, and
all other Dolls; Doll Furniture, Doll Je1elry, and
everything else for Dolls; bohemian Vases, Toilet
Sets for ladies and children, And endless other goods
for Christmas presents all as the very lowest prices
at No. T13 Main street. ls.
4 de 9-2w + -szassa .ss.s tsstss.t JOHN DOES. IS
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NE FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH, MAYO STREET NEAR BROAD
Rev. W. C. ScHAEFFER, pastor, will preach SUM-
| DAY at IL 4. NJ. and 1880 +. NJ. Seats free. All
| welcome.
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A PPROPRIATE CHRISTMAS GIFT

m Il OIIIkIlJ -3zxO 4
IN Elegantly Illustrated Books In beautiful bind
ings; superb Engrayings,i choice subjects: Porsa.
BILE Writing Desks of Rosewood, papier-AIaehie and
Walnut; Portfolios, with and without locks; Pock-
et-Books-Russia leather, eaifsSin, and Morocco !;
Gold Pens In handsome holders; Charm aud Magic
PENCIL Cases; .iaksiands, Paper-Weight>, Pocket
Knives; Paper-F Folders Of Ivory and Pearl: Photo
graphic and Antoeraphic Albums; Bibles In great
Hymnal In cases or sepasa,e-beau,ifal; Table Gro
quet and other Games; elegant Sotc-Paper and En-
quality at moderate prices; Cabinet Organs
an immense collection OF Children's Books; chats
dee 49, woODHoUsE B PARHAaI.
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DOUND-PARTY.

:" =
DOUND-PARTY.aZ. IL
SPRING-sTREET HOME.
The public IS rsspestfally requested to ytsi. The
IUhi) on MONDAY, 18th Instant from l2 M. to 5
p. NJ, when the house will be open for inspection.
1t is hoped that each person will bring ut least
pound OF GROCERIES, &C., rs the bare walls Of the
store-room testify 70 the poverty of the institution
The location is corner Spring and Belvidere streets,
the city railway cars going within square OF the
house.
Mrs. j. Is. JETER. Secretary:
hrs. WM ALLEN JENKINS, Treasurer;
de l8-2t Committee.
IOLL ECTING .AGENCY. -ACCOUNTS
" OF MERCHANTS, PROFESSIONAL MEN,
RENTS, &C., promptly collected, and direct returns
made. Strict attention given to all business.
REFERENCES: MessIS X. T.. Richardson & Co.,
4. X. Price q Co., r. K. Frayser. ESD, OF Richmond
Wig. Address DAVID NJ. HALL.
11O1 Main street, post-ofice box 227.
de 16-eod2m ~
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Eek
~ EGUTED AR THE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE
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NJ ELBA PARK METHODIST EPIS-
CORAL CHURCH (Marshall street near Hancock)
Preaching at IL A. NJ. aud 7. III No preaching
at night hereafter, except December 31st.
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THE PLACE ..~s. i..-.
Il TO BUY YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS,
.- JULIUS MEYERS,
sos BROAD STREET.

THE PLACE ri.
4 TO BUY YOUR HOLIDAY GOODS,
JULIUS MEYERS,
sos BROAD STREET.
HOLIDAY GIFTS for every ono.
HANDSOME. LADIES FIRS ~ great y;a ay
FUR HATS md CAPS, new styles,
LADIES BEAVER CT a D
PLAIN aisii and itlEMSsT'ITcHEp Isl,
tai. and EMBROlDERED
USEFUL, HANDKEECHIEfS, in fame!
PLAIN KIN and EMBROIDERED
COLLARS and CUFFS, In fan
KID; THREAD, and EMCK
49,. ..... GAUNTLEISa and GIL IVES:
CHILDREN'S LINED GLOVES
AND and MITTS:
Beautiful styles SILK SCARS
aud MANUFACTURERS,
... ~ CBjiiiEFs, sCARFs. and BIBs
SOL D-CoL0RED HOslERi
plain and sllk clicked: .cs
sOLID-COLORED LEGGISGS
sohsi A'i'Nh opE Era FLASNEL and MERlS0
~. eEN Nri,t1aiE KID, noGsKIS;;
GAUNTLETS; r, ,.,r.
BOYS GLOVES and GAIN
LETS In all siyles;
...... GENTLEMEN'S and BOYS CAh'
HOLIDAY DIGAN JACKETS. Yer TTI ySS
PLAIN and col ORED BOEpEh,
ED HANDKERcHlEFs' n''
PLAIN f' and FANCY COTTON
IT. Fl. And 10 lots 5 OF VrHEi. GOODS fit
o,rr. the A' StS IS J H S9ss1 :.:
rda,aeadtJs II :.
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Mcfr SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Main aud Sixth srects).-Rcv. J. Is. JETER,
ID. D., will preach at IL A. NJ
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IRISH WHISKEY, So.
APPLE BRANDY, .,
RUM, 49, -.-
COOKING-WINE,' '.'-
...... Old SHERRY WINE, ~..-
SWEET CATAWBA WINE,
,. ri. FRENCH BRANDY,
.. I'd. WHISKEY of all grades, 81
t.- LAYER RAISINS, ".sf 81"
and select stock Of GROCERIES, suitable for the
season, &c sale by . JOHN III. HIGGINS,
de 1G-6t l610 Franklin street.
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CHRISTMAS GOODS

HOLIDAY GOODS.-Y Asses, new
IL styles-cameo decorations; COLOGNE SETS,
of the late Vienna ana Centennial designs CHINA
direct importation; CHAMBER SETS, great va
riety: PLATED-WA RE-Pickle-Sta Tea-Sets,
VASES handsomely decorated RRONZES-French
and japanese finish Cali and see styles and prices
before purchasing. No trouble to show goods.
GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
successor 10 Jeines w. Gibson,
del5 1907 Main street.
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MT THIRD PRESENTER RAN

CHURCH Corner Broad and Twenty-sixth streetsI.
The main audience-room Of the new church Will
be opened for the first time on TOMORROW. The
pulpit will be occupied in the morning at IL O'Clock
by the pastor, Rev. W. II. SCOTT; at night at 1880
O'Clock by Rev. NJ ID. HoGE, ID. u. Seats arc free,
and al arc cordially invited to attend An opporu-
nifty will be given both morning and night to con-
tribute towards paying the balance due on the
church.
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ncfy TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH,
CORNER OF BROAD AND T W NTIE H
STREETS,-Scrvccs ut IL A. M. and 1880 z. d. by
Rev. WILLIAM e. JUDKINs, pastor Young mems
praycr-mceting at P. N.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Wednesday, December IS, 1878, at
the Pine-Street Baptist church, by Rev. j: = Hut
son. MIR. RICHARDW. GAREYan Miss ELLEN
III WRIGHT; both of Richmond.Va-
Married, on Thursday, December IA, 1876, by
Rev j. Il. Hutson, Mr.. DAVID L. JONES TO Miss
FRANCES E. ALLEY both of Richmond, Va.
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Mt BROAD-STREET ETHODIST
CHURCH.-Rev. S. A. STEEL will preach at II
O'Clock 4. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ.
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GIFTS
rHRIsTMAS PRESENTS.

NHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Ga
II you want to buy el'gant goods Tor one
thtr d to one half less than they cn Dc pa''"
elsewhere, then goto
S. A.. wINsTOCK'S .,, ,r.
where you viii see beautiful GoL9 ;,,t., s,yie.
KEY-WINDING WATCHES ana ia,e - h,n
U.s. Of CHAINS which can be bought NJ 'e0'
Wholesale prices: o,,.,&
A large lof OF Sill YER WATCHES; .v., 10
niAHOSDS Of finest quality. cheaper than even
. close out lot on hspd; # .E. 'ta
SETS OF JEWELkY: ,rSr..c,,,ISS; u
RINGS in Stone, Cameo, Amethyst, nn' st,,s o.
Pe.,ri something newl, aud every o'A't '''
RING, at balr their value: :, IN s,ycs. ot
BUTTONS: PINS, EARRINGS; OF on
best quality god and latest ds. ,s and sat,f!
In order to appreciate these gooass s"T ,h.m 3,
yourself OF their cheapnes. come anHsS nd
| No. II north Fear,ecn,!nnT siiptY
/ CLOSED SATURDAYS, and oPESS - EEVERY
EVENING at s o'clock; af>o: yRRSISG until 5
EVENING except FRIDAY 4 dc II
O'CLOCK )
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p ILLUSTRATED GIFT-BoOKs.
Coleridge's Ancient Mariner, illustrated BIZ

............sl0 On
The Skeleton in Armor, by LongfelIow. soo
Christmas Stories, by Washington IRVING. . n
Shakespeare, Svo., morocco. ................ 10 M
Tennyson, Whittier, Longfellow, Lowell,
household edition, half calf, each...... Nj
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MAzN, STREET., CORNER OF ELEVENTH.
sT@ - 8-E;Es~sGs sis.' %
~ .f.-----s - Il ea
LEVY BROTHERS,
SELLING TOYS SO CHEAP
.a.4y1 Ao TO
SURPRISE THOSE WHO THOUGHT THEY
sN 49, ~ h-t f-'rn ~. ~ '"H'
KNEW WHAT CHEAP GOODS WERE.
4s-,s......L .-., - a...' ,1A
.,..s....f ersEtn RI. tHe:t aai
THE WHOLE STOCK 49,.
CHRISTMAS GOODS
TO BE CLOSED OUT
CHINA TEA-sETs at 20, 80, 40, so, 60, rs, eoc.
$1,$1.e5, and $3.50 set;
CHINA wAsu-sETs Mt 25, so, and 9oc.;
CHINA MUGS at 5, Is, and 25c.; n....-..,
CHINA MATCH BOXES at 25 and $50;
To1LET-sETs, VASES, and INKsTANDs;
DESKS at rs, s5c., 81, $3.50, -, and SO;
IvY-sTANDs, MUGS, CUPS and sAUCERs;
woRK-BoxEs, MoNEY-BANKs, and TIN
TOYS; = 1..I "a..t - ,'s' -.
SHELL BOXES, WoRK-BAsKETs, LUNCH
BASKETS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ant
KEY-BAsKETs;
ToY-TRUNKs at 75c., VI, $3.50, and SO; p.
Handsome BOXES OF PERFUMERY and Elk
TRACTS; .......
The MUSICAL WONDER, an instrument upon
which any tune can be played after few min
utes' practice. g., g.. ..
THE FOLLOWING BOOKS TO BE SOLD
CHATTERBOX, only 60c.;
NURSERY, LITTLE WIDE-AWAKE, and LIT
TIE FOLKS; CHILDREN's GARLAND
SUNDAY and PEEP-SHOW SUNSHINE;
MOTHER GOOSE In five different styles, ant
GOLDEN LOCKS;
POLITICAL WORKS, S. edition for 1926, and lots
of other BOOKS at low prices;
MAGIC LANTERNS and KALEIDIOSCOPES;
GRACE HOOPS and STICKS; sHUTTLECoCK
and BATTLEDOORS;
Musrc-BrNDERs, ALBUMS, sCRAP-BooKs and
% sCRAP-BooK PICTURES;
TOY CAsToRS, KNIVES and FORKS; SPY
GLASSES, WHIPS, NOAH's ARKs;
GAMES of different kinds;
A BLOCKS,
at1oc., Csc, Soc, 6oc., 75c.,
and 81;
MASQUERADE BLOCKS,
WIDE-AwAKE ALPHABET
BLOCKS-thc best thing out;
CRANDALL'S MENAGERIE BLoCKs-the most
amusing thing out;
BUnDING-BLOCKS.
MAGNETS, PISTOLS,
GUNS and PoP-GUNs,
SLATE-DESKS,
NEW-STYLE TOPS,
TOY DUST-BRUSHEs,
ROLLING-PINS and KITCHENS,
TOOL-CHESTS,
- SUPPLEJACKS, ..s
WHIPS, and hundreds of other TOYS and FANCY
ARTICLES; .'" RI
Also, BLACK WALNUT BUREAUS at s5c., 81,
s1.4O, and $3.50; -. ..a.- -...
BLACK. WALNUT WASH
STANDS at $3.50; rE..a" resi- .'
WhLL-POEKETS, BRACK-
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CHATTERBOx AT go CENTS,

: POETS AT rs CENTS:
MOORE, BYRON, BURNS, HOOD, spyrrvv
(bound In Observation-Disclosures bindingsl. 4; !,
cents. d. -" ~ ~
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INVOLVEMENT.

A INVOLVEMENT.
The WELLS & HOPE COMPANY, OF Philadel-
phia, manufacturers of the CHROMO-LlTHO-
meas TOO large for the supervision OF the home Office
have divided the United States into departments. In
OF the southern department, with headquarters al
Richmond. ~
Referring to the above, would state to all the pa
irons of the above company, aud 10 all Others who
may want work in our line, that shall have IN Of
department, to show samples of work and give est-
mates, &C., &c and shall be most happy to have
call from any one In need of cheap, durable, and
the most beautiful SH0W-CARD In the world.
de ii j. z. NE1SWASGER. !.
DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLYEX-
ID ECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE
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.rHRISTNlAS GOODS. %" a.
- PURE FRENCH BRANDY, vintage 1865;
COOkING-BRANDY, ......
VERY OLD APPLE BRANDY, g.
JAMAICA RUIZ, very old;
NEW ENGLAND RUM, y.
BEST COOKING-WINE, only So;
j. SEMhIES'S VIRGINIA WHISKEY, ana
lyzed by DR.. W. n. Taylor, So;
FOSTERS VIRGINIA WHISKEY, two years
old, $3.50 per vallon
OLD SCOTCH WHfSKEY,
RAISINS. NUTS, ss.
ClTRON, PRUNES,
FRUIT, BUFFERS,
MINCE-MEAT, --'...
PIGS-FEET, SPlCED;
EGGS,
and everything to make Christmas merry. Come
and see us. ARCHER 6 BOOKER, >.
de 14.eod2w 735 Main street.
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GHRISTMAS GOODS.

NHRISTMAS GOODS. e.f as
LAYER and SULTANA RAISINS Of every grade
LEGHORN and ENGLISH CITEON, CURRANPs
CHALMERS, .COX'S, and NELSON'S CELIA
CANTON GINGER iiried and In syrup),
NUTS (new CROP. OF every description; - -
MUSHROOMS. FRENCH PEAS, n a-.siy...-r.g . s-,
PATTI DE Fol GRAS,
ANCHOVIES lin oil and in kegsl,
SMOKED aud pICKLED EELS and SALMON,
JELLIES of. I'LL kin ds- .-.r i. ...s-, i -....
MfNCE- EAT i(iome-madel,
OLD ENGLISH CHEDDER, STTLLOS, ROCHE
/. =. FORT. EDAM, NEUFCHATEL, and OSpEGC
SAPSAGO CHEESES:
ALKETHREPTA. -
All fresh, just received at -
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
HOMEMADE PRESERVES and PICKLES,
CALIFORNIA PEARS and APRICOTS,
CANNED OKRE. @ a.s .ts-s -
CORN and TOMATOES, canned together, 70,
souns u, de 6-rD25
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BOOKS IN SETS.

Studies from Hstary, by Agnes strickland. four
volumes. .....................sj
Uncle Richards Stories, six yolumes...........
MarooHers Island Stories, three yolumes......
Dotty Dimple Stories. six yGlumes-............4
Twilight Stories, ten volumes.
Amy Library, ten volumes.
Ragged Dick Series, six vol iImes..
Lake Shore Library, six volumes. ...-..........
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CHATTERBOX FOR 6Oc.
ANIMALS FOR 1876.
ToY-BooKs in great variety and a, low prices
GAMES.


.-. ~ E'@ GAMES.
have the largest stock of CIIILDREN'S GAMES
in the city. ! can mention only few:
japanese Oracle. FOrilaue, Hens and Chick
ems, Oriental Color Game, Musical Authors. >,
DR.. Busby, cach.. ....,.....,.:..... oO
| Old Maid, Princes Belinda, Jack Sfraws Gin
derella, Black Cat, Or. Fusby. each. ........ 70
| Captive Princess, Lies Ailshaps- Folding A.
Board Games, EACH. W
Pilgrim,s Progress, Game OF John Gilpin,
rba Enchont.d Tobjr .. .,.,........ 50
Backgammon-B Boards. each, 81. 81 so, and ~
Parlor CroQuet, 75c. md 81 per set;
Diaries for lS77 from zoe. 10 S2.
WORK-BOXES, wBITIEG-DESKS,
CARD-CASES, S1EREOSCOPES,
... POCkET-BOOkS, BIBLES,
PRAYER-ROOkS,H YMSALS,
HYMS-BOOKS Of all denominations,
In great variety, ut lowest prices. ,.-r,
The place to buy your CHRISIMAS PHESEN ID
Is j. Y. ELLYSOS'S,
dec a#tt..'.'t ..#.# lll2 Main street.
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TUEIS ut VI: -
LOSGFELLOW, WHITTIER. TEySyso,.
SCOTT. SAKE, OWEN MEREDITH, pro- T0S
BRET HARTE, POEMS OF PLACES (by Log Os'
fellow. Bound In cloth. Each 81. "'uf
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de 13-W,Th,s3t 100 Main street.
READ THIS NOTICE!
CHRISTMAS GOODS FOR ALL!
49,. nary inducements to those who
wish to purchase for
HOLIDAY GIFTS -
things that are lovely and things thatare substantial
FANCY CUFFS and COLLARS;
PLAIN CUFFS and COLLARS; -
Handsome EMBROIDERED SETS, in boxes:
SILK HANDKERCHIEF new styles; +.
SILKS sCARFs and BOWS in prcfusion;
LACE SCARFs, all colors; n
INITIAL and LACE HANDKERCHIEFs, very
cheap; .... .r... .. ...s" a..
KID GLOVES and GAUNTLETS:
BUCK GLOVES and GAUNTLETS; -"
PLAIN and FANCY HOSE, in halfboxes;
CENT EA1EN'S sCARFs, BOWS, and TIES;
GENTLEMEN's GLOVES and HANDKER-
CHIEFS; . a.. .-.. .-.
LADIES SHAWLS and CLOAKS; ..f
BREAKFAST-SHAWL and SONTAGS; geo.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS; q. 3f...a
LADIES, KNIT-JACKETS, NUBIAS, &C.;
and various other articles too numerous to mention
De sure to look at our stock before you buy.
de14 COURTNEY & POWELL.
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H0I.sDAY sGoosSs;
MAIN STREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE DISPATCH oyy,c,.

would call public attention to my larse ~.
varied assortment Of BOOKS, WRITIsG-Drs saa
CAKES, and other articles, suited for Cb,,s,ms.'
presents, which offer at unusually low rates. 'A'
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$I.50 BOOKS AT Al.

S1.60 BOOKS At 81.
The following books which so.a lag: Christina, >,
GULLIVEk'S TRAVELS, ARABIAN REIcS f ~,
SCOTTISH CHIEFS, SEISSFAMILY R0nt IGaIS,
CHiLDkEN OF THE ABBEY. THADDEifSsS N n
WARSAW, HANS ANl)ERSEN'S FAIpYTTSsSI ~ W
GRAMME'S FAIRY TALES. AhLEs,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-31

Merchants having notes to meet
and short OF money call upon Jacobs.
He will let you have the money.
Captain Hamilton, the gcnia! editor
and proprietor Of the Tyler Democrat,
andJ NJ. Hillman, Esq associate ed.
itor Of the Fort Worth Standard, wer,
among our visitors upon yesterday.
The latch-string OF TuE HERALp's
snnctnm hangs on the outside to you,
gentlemen.
Merchants WHO MUST have money
call upon Jacobs. He will advance
upon anything.
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Don'a bc NO Fast, Ncisl.,,.r,,

The Sherman Compress went int,
operation last Tuesday, aud is now
IN Iull blast The Dailas compress /,
broken down, and muGn of the c,.tton
mat would have gone to Dallas, will
now come to Sherman. The Denlson
News was conSratulatiug itself that
the mis- fortune OF Dallas would inuro
to the benefit OF the "lnmnt Wonder, y
out AZ usual Sherman steps forward
and Seizes the plume. - fisherman Con.
rler.
Excuse us, but don't be 80 fast. Dial.
'"s mas TWO congresses. One of them
received n temporary injury. ItwllI
tie AT work again this week o, next.
ohi'Re Sherman or Denison, Dallas
does not hinge its hopes ON one com.
press 1t has tao, next year it will
have three.
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The exhibitors were busy yesterday
removing goods from the grounds.
Tho success was SO much beyond even
sanguine expectation that everybody
is perfectly delighted. But there IL n
vacancy in the air now the boz y dom
know what TO do with themselves, for
tho pageant has faded. 1t left subStan-
tial results, however.
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The Missouri Tent and Awnins Com
pany

OF st Louis, very kindly shipped to
Mcssrs G. ). Mitchell n Co., one Of
their beautiful! stripped tents for the
use of tho newspapers on the Fair
Grounds, which was to be sub-divi,lcd
into several quarters for the various
papers, and the very obliging firm of
Z. ). Mitchell " Co., proposed attach
ing steam power to such printing
presses "s accepted the oiler, and there.
by add additional interest TO sight.
seers. Unfortunately the tent was de.
layed on the railroad; but We must
thank the Missouri Tent and Awning
Company, and applaud the enterprise
of MeSsrs. G. 5. Mitahell ~ Co., and
accept the twill for the deed.n
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NEnrrINll.

On Sunday, October 80, 1876, at the
residence Of the BRIDES nther, by the
Rev. S d. Davenport, Annie, daught-
cr of Capt. Kidd, to VIM. II. Reynolds
of Battle Creek, Michigan. The hap
py event took place on the thirtieth
anniversary Of the marriage of Cap
tain aud Mrs. Kidd. THE HERALD re-
turns thanks fer II fine basket Of cake,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-31

Several weeks ago Mr.. Jesse Murphy,
living three miles from the city, cut
his foot with an axe, Being rather
neglected. he dressed the wound him
self, and yesterday secondary hemor-
rhage act in, to the greht danger OF the
G, ntlemans life. DR.. i. -. Walton
treated the foot, and nov Mr.. Murphy
VOWS to he more careful.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-31

The twenty-ilth anpunl Synod o!
the o. $, Presbyterian Church of Texas
will meet Up The Presbyterian Church,
on Elm street, on Wednesday night
next. A number of eminent ministers
will be present and the proceedings
and services will be very interesting.
Rev. MIR. rinney will preach. The
public are invited
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rno Vow Ynrs CIolnIng Ison.r.

NJ. Benedict, the geuenial manager
of the New York clothing house, os'
sures w that the rush to his quarters
will not interfere with prompt at
tendance on those who call, and that
no advance Is contemplated on the
present low prices ruling in his es'ah
llshment,
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II strict member of the church
can't go to the fair and look upon fine
stock exhibiting their speed and bot.
tom ON IL race-track, because there ARE
wagers on the result, ought he not
to keep away from church lest some
graceless wretches may be betting on
the length of the preachers sermou2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-31
Notice Ladies'.

The Indies Aid Society Of st.
Matthews Episcopal Church, will meet
at the house Of Mr.. Wallace, In the
Ccdnrs, on Wednesday next, at two
o'clock y. m. The Indies of the church
are all cordially invited % attend, Hs
the society IL anxious to increase the
number Of It's members.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-10-31

Being enabled at present TO purchase
goods in my line Mt reduction of u
per cent, | deem it due my patrons to
give them the benefit thereof, and |
shall, therefore, from this date sell at a
REDUCTION OF 20 FER CENT
On former prices, am now receiving
the largest stock and most complete as.
sortmcnt of goods in my line even
brought to Dallas. Orders by telegraph
promptly attended to- Orders filled
for any cemetery in the city
A. W. MORroN,
Undertaken, IS Cochran street Dallas
Texas. jy22tf
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corner Fin ANA .lyo OAK streets

corner Elm! ana llya OAK streets
.id.
do and seq the original French
John at hls wrresh shell oyestcr ana
lunrh house. John has nothing but
the best that the market Affords. Fresh
fish, game and everything that IL good
to refresh the inner man. Under the
Odd Fellows Hail, Austin street
Open day and night. -dd.
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oo,nuo.y MIll touch. Ms NeN ! -
vi. ,'II M, =, over the E,jgM Boo
Elm street
AZ, a ~ Gnslon Who wasinrhWp'
Of the ro,unda IN the main boi'9'"4"
INA alr was one ot the most active
and milhml Of the men VINO 1'' tn'
work lIis name was unlntenlI'n"Ily
omitted. not having been gwen W
with the Others to our reporter
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PitliFEltitp'D SPECIALS.


| want to purchase, for cash, u house
and lot--hcuso to contain five to seven
rooms, and nota high-priccd one. Ap.
ply for two days, at lO7 Elm street, to
Oct3ld2t c. NJ. WHEAT.